Indie Hackers

#214 – Getting A Big Exit By Being A Small Player In A Small Pond with Chris Bakke of Interviewed

Jun 23, 2021

01:04:13

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Chris Bakke

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Episode notes

Engage with Corporate Development Early

00:40

Motivation for Starting a Company

00:30

Reciprocity in Business Relationships

00:33

Community Support and Motivation

00:34

Introduction

3min

I'm a Cofounder and I've Worked at a Handful of Really, Really Small Companies

2min

How Important Is Your Team?

2min

Cofounder and I Deal, You Don't Have to Do the Same Thing

5min

How Did You Become a Printer?

2min

How Old Are You?

2min

Interviewed: What Was on Your Mind When You Got Your First Startup?

4min

I Liked That Aspect of Ic

3min

Zappierah Raises a Million Dollars Out of a Five Billion Dollar Valuation

5min

10.

How Do You Find Customers?

5min

11.

The Fun in Running a Company

4min

12.

The Most Important Thing to Do in Your Start Up

3min

13.

How Did You Celebrate the Winds Remotely?

4min

14.

How Did You Transition From Having This Huge Success to Starting Another Company?

4min

15.

How Do You Decide What You Want to Do With Your Business?

3min

16.

Do You Need to Be Ten Times Better Than the Competition?

4min

17.

The Ability to Customize Is a Huge Differentiator

2min

18.

How to Find a Job in the Hiring Space

7min

Chris Bakke (@ChrisJBakke) came on my radar when he posted an AMA on Indie Hackers after selling his $2M ARR SaaS for $50,000,000. Like a lot of people in the Indie Hackers community, I have a lot of questions. In this episode, I'll find out how Chris came up with the idea and why he intentionally chose a tiny market.

Follow Chris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisJBakke
Check out Chris's new startup: https://laskie.com/

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