Everything Nick Tartt said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Tartt: Upwork Clients Generally Have a Really Bad Experience
“You can go to Upwork and you can hire somebody, but you're going to, Generally, from what I've heard, have a really bad experience as a client.”
Tartt: Upwork, Elance, and Freelancer Take 10% to 40% Cut
“So the other sites, Upwork, Elance, Freelancer, they all charge a percentage of a project. So if you're going to be spending, you know, five to 10 grand on a project, that's, they're going to take, you know, anywhere from 10 to 40% of that.”
Tartt: AwesomeWeb Spent $30k to Reach MVP and First Customer
“And I can tell you that we spent about 30 grand to get from idea all the way to minimum viable product and first customer.”
AwesomeWeb Counts 1,100 Freelancers Paying $17-$27 Monthly Subscriptions
“So, so we have about 1100 people signed up to the site, and we charge anywhere from 17 to 27 dollars a month subscription for them to have a listing on the site.”
AwesomeWeb Onboarded 100 Paying Users in Its First 100 Minutes
“We launched September, 2014. On that day, we onboarded a hundred people in the first hundred minutes.”
Tartt: AwesomeWeb Launched Job Posts in January 2016 Averaging $2K–$5K
“So, so we released that this in January. So a few weeks ago and we've had a couple dozen jobs posted and the average job is anywhere from two grand to five grand.”
Tartt: AwesomeWeb Launched by Merging Income Diary and First Web Designer Audiences
“The reason that we built Awesome Web to begin with was to connect those two audiences, because they were both getting hundreds of questions a week, like, how do you find a good designer developer, and how do I get more clients?”