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Episode 764 | Finding Hockey Stick Growth with an A.I. Wrapper (with Jordan Gal)

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How do you build an MVP for an AI-enabled SaaS?

In episode 764, Rob Walling interviews Jordan Gal, co-founder of Rosie, to learn about how he pivoted from Rally to build an AI-driven product for small business owners. Jordan shares insights into the challenges of finding product-market fit, the importance of trial and error, and the rapid growth Rosie has experienced since its launch. They delve into the significance of effective onboarding, and how building an MVP changes in the face of AI.

Topics we cover:

  • (2:38) – From CartHook to Rally to Rosie
  • (6:28) – Deciding to pivot and feeling product-market fit
  • (12:55) – Coming up with a feature set
  • (16:50) – Building an MVP quickly
  • (19:29) – Competition when developing with AI
  • (24:52) – Removing features and flexibility in software
  • (29:59) – Incredibly fast onboarding
  • (33:22) – Balancing a “better business” with a “faster business”

Links from the Show:

If you have questions about starting or scaling a software business that you’d like for us to cover, please submit your question for an upcoming episode. We’d love to hear from you!

Subscribe & Review: iTunes | Spotify

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329 episodes

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Manage episode 470799181 series 2525560
Content provided by Rob Walling. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Rob Walling or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.

How do you build an MVP for an AI-enabled SaaS?

In episode 764, Rob Walling interviews Jordan Gal, co-founder of Rosie, to learn about how he pivoted from Rally to build an AI-driven product for small business owners. Jordan shares insights into the challenges of finding product-market fit, the importance of trial and error, and the rapid growth Rosie has experienced since its launch. They delve into the significance of effective onboarding, and how building an MVP changes in the face of AI.

Topics we cover:

  • (2:38) – From CartHook to Rally to Rosie
  • (6:28) – Deciding to pivot and feeling product-market fit
  • (12:55) – Coming up with a feature set
  • (16:50) – Building an MVP quickly
  • (19:29) – Competition when developing with AI
  • (24:52) – Removing features and flexibility in software
  • (29:59) – Incredibly fast onboarding
  • (33:22) – Balancing a “better business” with a “faster business”

Links from the Show:

If you have questions about starting or scaling a software business that you’d like for us to cover, please submit your question for an upcoming episode. We’d love to hear from you!

Subscribe & Review: iTunes | Spotify

  continue reading

329 episodes

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