Explore "tinyseed" with insightful episodes like "Ep 406 Exit, Rest, Restart: Rob Walling on Navigating the Entrepreneurial Lifecycle", "How TinySeed Leverages Growth in 23 SaaS Investments", "The Illusion of Success", "Einar Vollset of TinySeed // lessons from the first cohort of the accelerator for bootstrappers [CC061]" and "Rob Walling of MicroConf & TinySeed on his Stairstep Approach to Bootstrapping" from podcasts like ""Built to Sell Radio", "The Quiet Light Podcast", "eCommerce Fuel", "upside" and "Getting To Ramen"" and more!
At the age of 41, Rob Walling sold Drip, an email marketing software for enough money that he "would never have to work again".
His only problem? Figuring out what to do next.
In this special edition of Built to Sell Radio, we explore how to re-define your purpose and find happiness and fulfillment after you exit your business
Rob Walling is an entrepreneur, angel investor, author, international speaker, and host of the Startups for the Rest of Us podcast. Rob is the Co-founder of TinySeed, the first startup accelerator designed for SaaS bootstrappers. He has invested in 36 startups and has built multiple businesses to six- and seven-figures in revenue.
On top of this, Rob also runs MicroConf, the most well-known conference and online community for non-venture track SaaS founders.
Do you want to know how to grow a SaaS business into a valuable investment opportunity for potential buyers? Do you need some tips and tricks for constructing a successful founding team, attracting investors, or promoting positive growth trends? If so, you’re in the right place.
Rob Walling is an entrepreneur, angel investor, author, international speaker, and podcaster with a plethora of valuable experience. He knows first-hand the ups and downs of starting, growing, and selling SaaS businesses. Today, Rob is on the Quiet Light Podcast to share his effective startup growth tactics so you can achieve the successful exit of your dreams.
On this episode of the Quiet Light Podcast, host Joe Valley sits down with Rob Walling of TinySeed to talk about the dos and don’ts of growing SaaS businesses into successful acquisitions. Listen in to learn the secrets behind building a valuable founding team, leveraging profitable growth opportunities, and raising prices without losing customers. If you are an entrepreneur, investor, or startup founder, this episode is for you!
Do you have a clear idea of what success looks like for your business? For Rob Walling, co-founder of TinySeed and founder of Drip, it was not as simple as he first thought. Today he joins the show to discuss the sacrifices he made for success, as well as what went on behind the scenes of selling his business.
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Interview begins: 9:28
Debrief: 35:09
Einar Vollset is a General Partner at TinySeed.
TinySeed is a year-long, remote accelerator designed for early-stage SaaS founders.
He is also a YC-alum, former Cornell CS Professor, and the founder of Discretion Capital, a tech-focused M&A investment bank. He sold his first startup to Google in 2010 and exited his most recent in 2016.
Know more about Einar Vollset: https://tinyseed.com/people
TinySeed Website: https://tinyseed.com/
Listen to our interview with Rob Walling: https://upside.fm/rob-walling-tinyseed/
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