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“Should you outsource production or keep it in-house when scaling”
you are already scaling your business. And so you're you're just you need to decide what task is stereotypical and what can become a system. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I I I totally agree. I mean, you have a
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tactical advice25:33 – 26:13
“Small business owner faces the classic outsource vs expand dilemma”
So your thing your your question is should I outsource this? Like, should I send the production elsewhere or not? And I I guess if somebody else worked with you part time and did them out of your gara
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tactical advice25:58 – 26:34
“Small teams should outsource operations that distract from core business focus”
If you are a small team, make sure that you are, outsourcing, you know, the the aspects of of the of the operations which are going to interfere with the main core part of your business.
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“The last thing I wanna do is come across as a person that's, like, outsourcing the help as opposed to, like, being there... You're doing Anna was always, like, you're doing a great job. Like, you really think I'm doing a good job?”
...that's, like, outsourcing the help as opposed to, like, being there. You know? Because Yeah. Yeah. Maybe it's even more frustrating because probably the main person's judgment besides yourself that re
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“Why this pet food startup built their own factory instead of outsourcing”
we have a very strong competitive moat within the cable product line. And and what I mean by that is we vertically integrated the entire business, and we built our own factory. Right? So you can't mak
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tactical advice31:55 – 32:32
“Stop outsourcing conviction: Why young VCs must go deeper than podcasts”
you know, the associates of different firms talk to each other and share deal flows and, you know, share their views on the market and whatnot. And those are incredibly valuable relationship they shou
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“Don't outsource conviction - back yourself when you find exceptional founders”
more likely than not, this person is going to surprise you on the upside. And at that point, it is so hard to anyway find these people. They don't exist. Literally, they don't exist. It's so hard to f
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tactical advice3:49 – 4:24
Our other customer just implemented Redis. Here's the video. Here's his link on GitHub. Would love to see if this is interesting to you to see if we can help you guys have the similar success. That's step one. Something like that. Next, two days late
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many found coal in their outbound stocking. I saw this, and I just loved it. What did you mean by many found coal in their outbound stocking? I think for a lot of people, outbound was this kind of great savior. We talked earlier about the low hanging
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We are I I'm getting inundated by emails now, and AI will make that worse. Do you think outbound still has a place? The same conversation has been happening my entire career. And so my answer is is yes. You just need to get better and find a way to b
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It just doesn't end. It shouldn't be this hard. It doesn't have to be. Airbase makes it easy. Airbase is the only procure to pay software that beautifully combines enterprise with employee friendly ease of use. It orchestrates upstream intake request
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proliferation of outbound activity. What's the other problem, Harry, is it's an arms race, which is now everybody has that tool and everybody has the perfect email, so the buyer becomes numb to it. I think AppBot actually worked better four years ago
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all of these emails one at a time. I like copy it, paste it and then I'd like put in somebody's name and then I'd hit send. But it was a very manual process. Along comes outreach and I'm able to send like a 100 at a time. That allowed me to, you know
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The second is outbounding. We're the anti AISDR. My my kind of view on automation is the human evolves to become an orchestrator or quarterback. So we do all the work of composing your sequences, who to reach out to, but the human reviews and sends.
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or your company in terms of multiple businesses based off of the segments, you just target customers differently depending on how much revenue they're gonna be able to generate. It's it's certainly not one size fits all. One thing I worry about with
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It just doesn't end. Altogether, it makes the spending feel out of control, waste time and money, and increases risk. It shouldn't be this hard. It doesn't have to be. Airbase makes it easy. Airbase is the only procure to pay software that beautifull
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