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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Google Sheets comes up
6 Exits by 24: The Demand-First Startup Sale
- ▶ 4:55 Faze Imran Then you'd have Google Sheet.
The Lean SaaS Exit: PLG, Profitability, and a Strategic Acquisition
- ▶ 1:19 Trevor Lee Uh, Google Sheets as well that took data right from QuickBooks and put into Excel so you could build kind of dynamic, flexible financial models.
Zero Funding, One Buyer, and a Clean SaaS Exit
- ▶ 27:43 Christopher Lear Quality assurance process, and we had this huge Google Sheet, Google, um, uh, yeah, Google Sheet, with like, 300 items that are being tested, so, and that, just that sheet alone had basically the whole app and all app functions documented,…
Startup Acquisition Stories With Jeel Patel, Founder of InvoiceOwl
Startup Acquisition Stories with Yahia Bakour, Co-founder of Stock Alarm
- ▶ 1:25 Yahia Bakour Um, essentially, my friend had started it, uh, his name's Morgan, he had started it, posted it on LinkedIn, was trying to grow it, and I was like, oh, I actually built this exact same thing, but with like a bunch of hacked together…
Startup Acquisition Stories with David Sorbara, Founder of Barkley HQ
- ▶ 13:53 David Sabara The, the Excel sheet or Google, um, sheets, whatever you're using, but having that P and L is a, is a big thing for sure.
Startup Acquisition Stories with Josh Kim, Founder of The Cubby
Startup Acquisition Stories with JK Molina, Co-founder of Tweet Hunter
Startup Acquisition Stories with Lotanna Ezeike, Founder of Creator Check
- ▶ 14:41 Lotanna Ezeike We asked to then create a Google Sheets that listed all the products, and then we kind of, like, green ticked each one that's been successfully, um, um, transferred.
Startup Acquisition Stories with Christopher Tung - Founder of Reporty
- ▶ 4:00 Chris Tung So I put that into a Google Doc and a Google spreadsheet, and I was just very open about it, and the lucky position I was in is that the product is very passive income for me,