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by amarghose 13y ago
How are you marketing it/planning to market it?
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by amarghose 13y ago
How early are you if you don't mind me asking? Are your secondary plans ready to go? (I assume you only have your current customers on the lowest plan based on your revenue)
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by amarghose 13y ago
UserVoice is looking to hire a Sales Development Representative. More info here: https://www.uservoice.com/jobs/ If interested you can reach out to me directly (recommended) at Amar@UserVoice.com or submit an applicati
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Ask HN: What to consider for a SaaS product "moving" international
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by amarghose 13y ago
Give your sales pitch to anyone and everyone in your life you have easy access to. They may not be the most critical but it will get you more comfortable and will improve your flow. You'll find that by the 3rd time through you phrase things
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by amarghose 13y ago
> hackers/makers relative to MBAs/smooth talkers I think the article is more referring to Hackers/Makers that are also smooth talkers. Obviously an MBA/Business guy with no technical experience/knowledge is not going to be able to pull
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by amarghose 13y ago
I'd be interested in reading this, was just going to look into morning home work outs this week any way. amarghose [at] gmail.com Thanks
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by amarghose 14y ago
More importantly most non-technical founders (my past self included) have a habit of bringing very little to the table. With this kind of approach there's a clear value that both the technical and non-technical people are contributing.
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by amarghose 14y ago
As a fellow "business" guy whose recently broken out of the "stereotype" this is what I can offer: nobody cares about your idea. They care about your execution. Most business guys get a bad rep because they think they have a genius idea and