John Lee
person on 1 show · 6 statements across 2 episodes · said 26 times in 10 episodes since 2016
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2018 22 mentions in 8 episodes 3 per episode
- 1070 Navy Vet Makes Loads Via Lifetime Fitness, Now Digital Asset Management
- 1039 The Argument For Utility Based SaaS Pricing, $.85 Per Booked Hour, 18.4 Million Booked Hours
- 1003 With $150m Raised, He's Sold 3m "Weird" Domain Names
- 985 How Expensify Hit $60m+ Magic on Bottom Up Business Model
- 954 Launched in 1991 How is Agiloft Closing $1.8m Deals?
- 926 How Teen Launched $250k Record Label, Then Kidney Failure, Now $1.5m Agency
- 978 Why Sole Founder is OK Burning $40k Cash and Bootstrapping
- 944 Why He IPO'd CyberSecurity Company and How He Did $230m in 2017 Revenue
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2016 4 mentions in 2 episodes 2 per episode
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Lee: ProsperWorks is not for sale to Amazon for a quick flip
“I, no. Not, I would not sell the Amazon. This is a massive market. I built this company to help bring prosperity to the world, to usher in the relationship era. And I've built and sold three companies in the past. To me, I'm not looking for another flip. I'm l…”
Lee: ProsperWorks maintains an LTV to CAC ratio above 5:1
“It's definitely north. It's definitely north of five.”
Lee: DNA Games investors made a profit in Zynga acquisition
“No, investors definitely made money on the deal. I mean, I think they probably wanted to make more money on the deal.”
Zynga's ChefVille was the world's largest game by daily players in 2012
“And we built a game called chef bill. That was the largest game in the world by daily active players in 2012 and was the most successful game launch for the company that year.”