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Jardon: Competitors cannot match Clipt's $50,000 monthly animation reinvestment moat
“No one else is going to be able to touch us because they don't have creators that are fun. Or it's like fun creators, but they don't have 50 grand a month and 10 years to work on building this moat.”
Jardon: Clipt ignored a 200-person customer waitlist for six months
“We had a wait list of like 200 people that we just forgot about. And we're like, oh, shit. And then we hit them up, like, six months later, and they're like, nah, you figured out my problem. What are you guys doing? Like, shit, we should have sold, probably.”
Jardon: Clipt has generated $1 million to $2 million annually
“We've kind of been in this like one to two million realm with our agency for like two or three years, just cause we like immediately took off to start making content.”
Jardon: Clipt was hidden from audiences because it was a 6/10 product
“Honestly, we haven't promoted Clipped our company in the past very much because we're like, it's kind of like a six out of 10 product right now. Like we're not proud enough to like promote it to our audience. We want to like go back and refine it, which is kin…”
Belcaster: Clipt struggled with churn due to a lack of sales expertise
“Clipped works for the 30 customers. We have this churn thing is, is a problem yet. Like, I don't know if it's a product market fit thing. We like literally didn't know how to do sales. So there was no inbound. And we weren't running any sales process on anybod…”