How to Get Supply First in Market Places

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When you have those market places, you have to have supply first. So how to get supply first? You can pay for supply. And the way you can do this, to create critical mass, is to limit yourself by geography. Or you can limit yourself to a certain product segment if you're doing an alline market place. If e bs started only with baseball cards or cragslis only started with jobs in real state, and then added everything else,. That's one way to do it because you canget, it's easier to get to critical mass a at a faster time....

0:01 Jason intros today's #AskJason and talks about the This Week in Startups Slack!
4:04 Ethan asks where and how Jason gets his news for general industry knowledge
6:43 Sean asks Jason how to acquire talent during a crisis
9:54 Vik asks Jason about building strong corporate culture while working remotely
15:44 David asks about SF mayor London Breed capping fees for delivery companies
19:32 Craig asks for Jason's perspective on investing in fully distributed startups
23:52 Mayur asks which audience do you sell to first when starting a marketplace
28:23 Stuart asks about how to price when launching - Free trials or charge right away?
33:05 Rob asks what investors think when they hear a CEO has 1 or 2 other side hustles
33:18 David asks about the importance of market timing - Will a great business always succeed, and how much of it is due to timing?
39:40 Onyx asks for Jason's take on the future of growing & scaling emerging natural food (or food tech) brands in this environment
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