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What Has Jeremy Learned From His First Failed Startup
He has been working with his co-founder for 10 years now, and they both are technical people. For them, focusing intently on creating the product was awesome for them. The problem was, they didn’t take the time to invest in sales and marketing.
Sales For Founders
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$150k in revenue with not even a landing page - Jeremy Thiessen
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