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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2014 · 59 MIN

EP53: Alex Hillman is the king of JFDI

from Product People · host Justin Jackson

Alex Hillman is many things: first, he’s the king of JFDI (he even has the tattoo to prove it). Second: he’s the founder of IndyHall, a co-working space in Philadelphia. Third: he’s Amy Hoy’s partner in 30×500. And fourth: he’s just recently launched his own product called  GroupBuzz.io. Our topic was: What do communities & product businesses have in common? Notable quotes “Having a connection with people is really important. A lot of people build tools without thinking about the people that are using them.” – Alex Hillman “It’s not hard to get a group of people in a room. It’s hard getting a group of people doing something useful together.” – Alex Hillman “Cult of personality is one of the most dangerous things for a community.” – Alex Hillman “Customer interviews are bullshit. Not because people are mean, because they’re too nice. You have to observe what they do, not what they say.” – Alex Hillman “Put a lot more stock in what people do as opposed to what they say. Be a pattern watcher. Pay attention to how people act.” – Alex Hillman Show notes GroupBuzz.io The Bullseye Model Alex on Twitter Alex’s blog 30×500 Justin’s JFDI community A note from Justin: A big thanks to Alex for being on the show! Cheers, Justin Jackson @mijustin PS: I’m writing a new book right now called  Marketing for Developers.  Click here to sign-up for updates (and get a sample PDF). 🎙️ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.📺 Learn how to start your own podcast!

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