In this episode, we're interviewing Jane Portman, co-founder of UserList, an email marketing platform for SaaS companies.
We discuss how Jane got into SaaS and started UserList with her co-founder Benedict. Jane shares lessons learned about developing and marketing a SaaS product, including the importance of talking to customers, slow traction in the beginning, and content marketing.
She gives advice for indie hackers just starting out - be prepared for a lot of work and don't expect easy money.
Overall, an insightful conversation about building a bootstrapped SaaS company.
Link to Jane's Twitter: https://twitter.com/uibreakfast
Link to Userlist: https://userlist.com/
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