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...hustle hustle. Sampar and Sean Puri. Yeah. So Sampar has a new community and there's a couple of these going around that are 5,000 or 10,000 a year. So they put up a 5 or $10,000 gate so it can only be CEOs who can expense it or venture capitalists w
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...risk on an early stage startup, they're very, very open to that. So our companies are just getting to revenue. You know, they're making, they're getting to a 100 to 500 k of of ARR within the first, you know, six weeks of of getting here, which is wh
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you kinda gotta get your product to market. You kinda gotta get to 5 k a month in revenue. You kinda gotta get to 10 customers giving you $500 a month or a 100 giving you a 100, whatever it is, and, have two or three people, you know, grinding on it.
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Like, the idea of coming in on a Saturday or Sunday and putting in eight hours or four hours over the weekend to catch up, to compete against people, not a big deal. The idea of, you know, getting in at eight, nine, 10AM and working until dinner time
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...The Hustle who does My First Million? Anyway, he has Sampar. Sampar. Awesome dude. Sam has a thing called Hampton that that he's putting all his energy into, and he decided he would be the CEO of. He had, like, started a bit. And I think he's chargin
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...stage companies that we're now into year five or so of the boom of that, and people are realizing how crazy hard it is to produce a market beating return or, you know, let's let's say better than that. It's a top decile, top quartile return for your
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Does the competitor have lock in? So if it was, say, broadband and you live in a neighborhood that's only has Comcast, well, obviously, they're locked in. Yeah. You have to then do something, like cold outreach as they, point out here. If they're not
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...on early stage companies have a million important tasks on their plate. It's so important to not just prioritize those tasks, but quickly clear items off your to do list by finding elegant, simple solutions. And that's what Stripe Startups is all abo
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...early customers that you don't know about, and the product's, you know, really promising. So don't over index on the crazy fundings we talk about here or TechCrunch or that go viral on Twitter. Those those are people who hit a hail Mary pass. The ind
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And yeah. Yeah. Transistors. So once again, we just eliminated a line item from the costs of running your startup. That's we're here on This Week in Startup Service. I'd like to go back to that angle, gentlemen. You now have two tips in the first ten
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it was simple AF, I would call it. Basically, it was five at five. You get five daily prospects, at 5PM, and that was it. You could message them. Nothing else. We didn't even monetize for about two years. So especially when you're in consumer, I alwa
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This is, probably 5,000 to $10,000 worth of spend of your 125 k incubator check, just like signing your safe note or convertible note and having an attorney review it. That was 5 or $10,000, making a marketing plan, you know, writing some code on the
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...on a school stage or turning in a blockbuster science fair exhibit and think, I should invest in that kid. I should pay for his baseball glove or her acting lessons in exchange for future revenue. That's a pretty good analogy for what Alice Banting d
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...got to stage it, and it depends on your life situation whether or not you can, you have a lot of the time and, you know, whether you've got some savings. But I think there's a lot that you can do before you start spending a lot of money or certainly
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...know, an early stage start up here. Maybe how's it going? How's the traction? Where are you strong? Where do you need help? Yeah. Traction's good. So so that's good. We're keeping off in the right about 20 to 30% growth each month. So things are look
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