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The document discusses how startups can take advantage of their ability to do things that don't scale as they grow. It recommends focusing on recruiting early users through any means necessary, turning users into champions through excellent customer service and communication, and quickly iterating to find product-market fit over building scalable technology. Doing things that don't scale is a major advantage for startups.
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How Teespring Built a Launchpad for Growth
- 1. Doing things that don’t scale Walker Williams TEESPRING
- 2. As a startup, you have a lot of disadvantages vs. larger companies… Why don’t they scale? @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 3. … you also have one enormous advantage: You can do things that don’t scale Why don’t they scale? @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 4. Where you can maximize this advantage: • Recruiting early users • Turning users into champions • Finding product/market fit @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 6. There are no ‘silver bullets’ in user acquisition @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 7. It will take a significant amount of time and effort to bring your first users in. (and that’s okay) @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 8. Don’t focus on ROI, focus on growth by any means possible* Exception: Don’t give away your product for free @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 9. The best part: Your early adopters will love you for going the extra mile. @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 11. Turning users into champions
- 12. Champions are users who not only use, but also advocate for your product @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 13. How do you build champions? Delight your users with experiences they will remember @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 14. Talk to your users! (constantly, and for as long as possible) @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 15. Ways you should be talking to your users: • Handle customer service • Proactively reach out to current & churned customers • Listen in via social media & communities @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 17. Problems are inevitable, do whatever it takes to make it right Some of your biggest champions will come from formerly disgruntled customers. @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 19. The product you launch with will almost certainly not be the product that finds market fit. @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 20. Iterate as quickly as possible to find fit @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 21. Optimize for speed over building scalable technology @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 23. Rule of thumb: Only worry about the next order of magnitude @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 24. You will find a way to survive growth pains* * Though it may be painful @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 28. Doing things that don’t scale is an advantage. @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 29. Don’t give it up until you are absolutely forced to. @walkerteespring #hustlecon
- 30. teespring.com WALKER WILLIAMS FOUNDER, CEO #hustlecon@walkerteespring walkerteespring walker@teespring.com