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Feb 16, 2022 21 min

Hunting vs. Farming

from Bootstrapper's Paradise Hosted by Sean Boyce

Sean Boyce has run his own consultancy firm NxtStep Consulting for over 10 years and has founded multiple other companies at the same time. He’s extremely experienced in working with B2B SaaS product businesses and is well-known for having a big impact on the businesses he’s worked with. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of Product Launch: The difference between hunting and farming. The pros and cons of both hunting and farming. How to make your sales effort and your marketing effort complement each other. The importance of making your product sales process repeatable. Why you should build the product sales process before you start to leverage help from others. When you should invest in market activities and what that can do for you. The problem with random acts of marketing. The dangers of delegating your marketing to others too early on. Resources: Free templates NxtStep Podcast Chef Connecting with the host: Sean Boyce on LinkedIn Free Email Course - https://bootstrappersparadise.com/course Private Coaching - https://bootstrappersparadise.com/coaching Bootstrapper's Paradise - https://bootstrappersparadise.com/

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This episode, I explain the difference between hunting and farming as it pertains to product sales, the pros and cons of each of these methods, and why these two types of processes are so important when building your product company.

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