SaaS Startup Stories With Scott Dudley

In this episode I interview Ashutosh Priyadarshy, who is based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He’s the Founder at Sunsama, which is a daily planner for elite professionals that helps you plan out a focused workday by pulling together your tasks from all of your tools (www.sunsama.com). In this interview we discuss how Ashutosh stayed motivated to work on Sunsama for six years and six different iterations, and the biggest challenges he had to face when he started working on the software. www.SaasStartupStories.com

In this episode I interview Jim Coleman, who is based in Denver, Colorado. He is the Co-Founder at xFusion, who specialise in customer support for SaaS businesses (www.xfusion.io/). In this interview we discuss how SaaS founders can improve the quality of customer support they’re providing, and how SaaS solopreneurs can make the jump from handling all support themselves to making their first hire or outsourcing www.SaasStartupStories.com

In this episode I interview Jason Reichl, who is based in San Francisco, California, and is the CEO and Co Founder at Go Nimbly (www.gonimbly.com). In this interview we discuss what Jason means by "#SiloNoMore", how to effectively break down silos in organizations, and how to identify processes, systems and pain points to prioritize work based on revenue impact. www.SaasStartupStories.com

In this episode I interview Ken Auer, who is based in Holly Springs, North Carolina and is the Founder & CEO of RoleModel Software (www.rolemodelsoftware.com). In this interview we discuss the importance of tight feedback loops from concept through to the ongoing support of software, and why custom software is often a wise long-term investment, rather than trying to do it yourself. www.SaasStartupStories.com

In this episode I interview Akeel Jabber, who is based in Canada and is the founder of Horizen Capital, (www.horizencapital.com).

In this interview we discuss what he looks for in a SaaS company to acquire, how he grows his companies, and what signs he looks for to know when the time is right to sell.

There is pure gold in this interview for anybody keen on mastering the SaaS game.

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In this episode I interview Aman Agarwal, the founder of Sanpram Transnational (sanpram.com), who is based in Estonia.

Aman was previously a B2B sales executive for two tech startups both worth more than $1 billion. Currently he is focused on his education company, Sanpram, that is an advanced technical fluency program for non-technical executives and entrepreneurs in the software industry.

In this interview we discuss how he plans to help non technical founders bridge the gap with engineers and techies. We also discuss how non technical founders can approach hiring their first few engineers.

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In this episode I interview Chris Dickey, the founder and CEO of Visably (www.visably.com), who is based in Jackson, Wyoming. We discuss how Chris managed to get Visably off the ground, the challenges he faced in the beginning, and how Visably measure & improves search engine visibility.

In this episode I interview Brenden Mulligan, the founder of Podpage (www.Podpage.com), who is based in San Fransisco. We discuss how PodPage was originally started to help a friend to start a website for podcasting, and how the business acquires and maintains its customers.

In this episode I interview Mark Kumar the Founder of Simple Podcast Hosting (simplepodcastcloud.com) to discuss how he managed to launch his company. We also discuss his competitive advantage against other big players like Libsyn and Podbean.

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In this episode I talk about why I created this podcast, what you can expect and how to get access to the podcast episodes. www.SaasStartupStories.com