SaaS Founders Should Intentionally Avoid Fast Growth at First
Dani Parra Ibanez · Startup Acquisition Stories with Dani Parra ibanez and Drilon Sqn, Founder of TrustApps · Jan 30, 2024 · at 5:51
Dani Parra Ibanez, co-founder of Trust Apps, shares his product development playbook on early user acquisition and retention with host Andrew Gazdecki.
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“When you start a SaaS business, like Shopify app, for example, you need to not grow fast in the beginning. Because in the beginning, you will have issues with the app, user issues, and once a user has an issue, and the app's not performing well, you will just lose the customer.”
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