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Meng: Spotify, Pinterest, Wayfair, and hundreds more use User Interviews monthly

Dennis Meng · #66 Does Anyone Really Want Your Product? · Mar 3, 2025 · at 2:56

Dennis Meng, co-founder and CEO of User Interviews, presents customer traction during his pitch on The Pitch.

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“Companies like Spotify, Pinterest, Wayfair, and Vistaprint, hundreds of others are using our platform every single month.”

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