Check out this job ad for an idea of what some of these businesses are like. https://www.amztracker.com/blog/jobs/ https://www.amztracker.com/blog/jobs/ I'm sub

Check out this job ad for an idea of what some of these businesses are like. https://www.amztracker.com/blog/jobs/ https://www.amztracker.com/blog/jobs/ I'm subscribed to GetApprenticeship.com. They sent me this last week. >In the past year our team has grown from the 3 original co-founders to an amazing team of well over 40 people around the world. >Be prepared to move to Bangkok Thailand by December 1st for at least the first 3 months of your employment. (We cover travel expenses!) >Live anywhere after that. (although I would love for you to stay with the team wherever our next home base will be) As far as tech goes, beyond very well known examples like Basecamp, off of the top of my head there's ConvertKit - an email marketing startup - and JungleScout - another SaaS tool for Amazon sellers. You'll notice many of these cater to the marketing crowd. Even Rob Walling's startup is an another email marketing SaaS called Drip. A good idea might be to get a job out there and let yourself be exposed to this community. These guys talk business like most guys talk sports. What do you have in mind? I've spent most of this year consuming this stuff non stop before deciding to learn to code. I've easily spent about 20 hours listening to silicon valley founder interviews and things like Startup School. Even more reading blogs, watching conference talks and listening to podcasts from this world. If you want to shoot ideas around my email is ryanacalvo at gmail. MicroConf talks are also a good source, https://vimeo.com/user12790628 https://vimeo.com/user12790628