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Sep 9, 2024 31 min

#7 Julie Bray Former Founder to NoCode Developer

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Send us a text In this episode of Unconventional Founders, we sit down with Julie Bray, a seasoned entrepreneur and IT consultant, who shares her inspiring startup journey. Julie co-founded Connective, a company that initially focused on school communications before pivoting to become a robust employee messaging app. She dives deep into the challenges she faced in selling and marketing a product without being directly involved in the coding process. Julie also discusses how no-code tools transformed her approach to product development, emphasizing the speed, flexibility, and ease of integration they offer. She shares valuable insights for aspiring founders on the importance of taking risks, validating ideas with real customers, and celebrating the small wins along the way. Tune in to hear Julie’s tips on navigating the entrepreneurial journey and leveraging no-code tools to build successful products. Join our Lightning Products accelerator program. Take your idea to working product! Sign up here: https://www.skool.com/lightning-accelerator-5204 Enjoyed this episode? Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review! Connect with us on LinkedIn and Twitter for more insights and updates. Visit our website at www.lightningproduct.io for additional resources and episode transcripts.

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