Bazaarvoice
company on 4 shows · 7 statements across 1 episodes · said 45 times in 8 episodes since 2016
Top Founders 29 
Capital Allocators 10 
20VC 4 
David Senra 2
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2016 3 mentions in 3 episodes 1 per episode
- 20VC: Floodgate's Mike Maples on What Makes Category Kings, What Most Venture Funds Do Wrong When Hiring & 'The Dance Of Product Market Fit'
- 20VC: Accel's Brian O'Malley On The Prioritisation Of Growth, The Metrics That Show True Customer Retention & Why The Most Interesting Companies Create A Market
- 20VC: The Best Determinant Of Product Market Fit & Why Prior Experience Is Not Required For Founder Success with Neeraj Agrawal, General Partner @ Battery Ventures
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Hurt: Bazaarvoice serves over 20,000 customers in 40+ languages
“As of today, it's an over 20,000, or over 20,000 customers, rather, And over 40 international languages, and it's run by a really good friend of mine Keith Nealon, and it's an amazingly scaled company at this point.”
Hurt: Only three US retailers had customer reviews in 2005
“And to put that in a historical context, there were only three retailers who had customer reviews at the time in the entire United States.”
Hurt: Bazaarvoice had a $1B+ IPO, ranked top five in 2012
“But it was two years before bizarre voice went public and bizarre voices over a billion dollar IPO and one of the top five IPOs of 2012.”
Hurt: Refused 50/50 equity split with Bazaarvoice co-founder Brant Barton
“I won't tell you where we ended up, but we did not end up at fifty-fifty, but I ended up with a much bigger equity stake.”
Hurt: Bazaarvoice IPO'd at $100M+ run rate using $10M net capital
“One is we had only raised twenty three million, and we had over a hundred million run rate with thirteen million left in the bank.”
Hurt: Bazaarvoice had second-most generous employee equity among SaaS IPOs
“We were the second most generous SaaS company by that time, 20 12 out of all SaaS companies had gone public before in terms of how generous we were with equity to all of our employees.”