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42: The Power of Omission: Killing Features for Fun and Profit

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41: Made to Stick: Shaping an Extensible Product

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40: Standard Operating Procedures: Managing Your Future Self

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39: Roadmaps and You: Building a Future Together

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38: Customer Retention: How to Keep Them Around / The Zero to Sold Launch

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37: Customer Exploration: Seeing Through Your Customer’s Eyes

407

36: Being Small Is a Benefit: How to Leverage Being a Bootstrapper

408

35: Spreading the Word: How to Do Marketing on a Shoestring Budget

409

34: Seller Beware: Pricing Models That Can Break Your Business

410

33: Offer Yearly Plans from the Start

411

32. How to Deal with Plans That No Longer Work / Profit Sharing

412

31. Price Is Not Set In Stone: Strategies For Increasing Your Revenue

413

30. You May Be Barking Up the Wrong Tree: Re-Evaluating Your Audience

414

29. Build for Value, Not for Applause: Product Management Under Heavy Constraints

415

28. First Things First: Feature Prioritization Frameworks

416

27. Forget Goals, Create Systems: Foundations of a Sustainable Bootstrapped Business

417

26. The Boring Truth of Successful Products That Survive

418

25. Making Tech Choices: Don’t Add Risk to an Already Risky Business

419

24. Not in House: On Reinventing the Wheel

420

23. Surviving a Recession as a Bootstrapped Business

421

22. How to Release as a Bootstrapper: Often, Early, and Safely

422

21. Scaling Your SaaS Without Scaling Your Anxiety

423

20. Too Many Eyes: Why Bootstrapped Companies Stop Being Transparent (Eventually)

424

19. Continuous Validation: Staying in Touch with Your Market

425

18. The Do's and Don'ts of the Minimum Viable Product

426

17. So You Got an Offer: How to Do Due Diligence on Your Potential Acquirer

427

16. Churn, Retention, and Revenue: What Makes Customers Stick Around and Why That's Important

428

15. How to Do Maximum Customer Support with Minimum Effort

429

14. The Bootstrapper’s Plight: The Social Headaches of Building a Business

430

13. The Myth of The Finished Product

431

12. Real and Imaginary Responsibilities of a Bootstrapped Founder

432

11. Your Initial Pricing Will Never Be Right, But Try Anyway

433

10. Do You Need a Co-Founder?

434

9. Finding the Most Painful Problem in a Market

435

8. Solution Validation Doesn’t Happen In a Vacuum: How to Talk To Your Future Customers

436

7. Determining the Size of a Market

437

6. Finding a Market to Build a SaaS

438

5. The Power of the Niche

439

4. Finding the Critical Problem: How to Work on The Right Things

440

3. Make It Sell Itself: On Referral Systems

441

2. Problem Validation: Making Sure You’re Talking To The Right People

442

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