EPISODE · Sep 28, 2016 · 37 MIN
Ep. 122 ~ 0 to 1500 Subscription Customers in a Year and the Marketing Strategy That Made it Happen
from The Business Method: Interviewing Billionaires, Billion Dollar Founders & the World’s Most Successful People 🎧🔥 · host Chris Reynolds
Today listeners, we recorded an episode that I am really excited about. Our guest today is Christopher Gimmer. Chris is the co-founder and CEO of the startup Snappa.io. Snappa is an easy-to-use graphic design tool that helps clients create highly engaging images without the help of a graphic designer. Chris is an incredible entrepreneur, he has built three businesses. His second business is BootStrapBay.com that sells high-quality bootstrap themes and templates. Chris and his partner built this business to $10,000/month in its first 6 months. Today, we are going to talk more in depth about Chris’ most recent startup, Snappa.io. Snappa has pre-designed templates, 12,000+ stock photos, 3000+ graphics/icons and 200+ fonts also integrating with FB, Twitter, and Buffer. They’re really striving to give you everything you need to create excellent graphics without a designer. Also to mentiona Chris is a very genuine guy who is extremely likeable and happens to be an Alumni of The Entrepreneur House. So, this episode we will throw in with our ‘Where Are They Now” series. It has been 15 months since Chris came to The Entrepreneur House and we are going to see how much his business has grown and how The Entrepreneur House played a role in that success. “Focus on one or two marketing tests and try to do it really well before moving on the the next thing” Chris Gimmer Get in Touch with Chris at: Snappa.io [email protected] Chrisgimmer.com Mentions: http://BootStrapBay.com Book: Traction by Gabriel Wienberg and Justin Mares http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22091581-traction
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