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I talk with Brian Casel, founder of ZipMessage, an asynchronous video messaging tool.
Brian has created several successful products in the past, and sometimes ran them in parallel. But he recently sold his entire portfolio of products to focus on ZipMessage. Brian explains why he made this decision. He also talks about why sometimes you need to shut something down, even if it does seem to be kind of, sort of working.
And we talk about the feeling when you realise that a new product is really getting traction.
Links:
Brian has created several successful products in the past, and sometimes ran them in parallel. But he recently sold his entire portfolio of products to focus on ZipMessage. Brian explains why he made this decision. He also talks about why sometimes you need to shut something down, even if it does seem to be kind of, sort of working.
And we talk about the feeling when you realise that a new product is really getting traction.
Links:
- zipmessage.com
- Brian's podcast, Bootstrapped Web
- Brian on Twitter
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What is Bootstrapped?
This is the archive of Bootstrapped.fm. A seminal Bootstrapper-oriented podcast started in 2013 by Ian Landsman and Andrey Butov. The first iteration ran for 104 episodes. In 2019, Steve McLeod took over for another 139 episodes. We've set this podcast to release order so you can experience it as it was initially presented.