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▶ 12:45 Nathan Latka Again, that's fastspring.com forward slash top to learn why companies like Adobe sell their digital products using Fastspring.

▶ 11:00 Paris Childress So it's right now it's basically like the Adobe of music making, but in the future it could be the Instagram of.

▶ 12:42 Dan Martell And, um, and I built this thing in, in cold fusion, which was a programming language I fell in love with as well.

▶ 21:17 Dan DiLoreto People that have websites still in Flash, they don't have websites.

▶ 7:07 Paulo Tenório Create, like, a marketing campaign, and with one push, like, ah, some guy that manages a small school in some other part of Brazil, they're able to access immediately that file that prior to Tracto was using Photoshop or, like, PowerPoint…

▶ 24:23 Robert Cornish You know, all of the Adobe creative tools, I mean, those are, that's what I hear. 3 times in the scene

▶ 2:31 Michael Bruny-Groth It's, um, an extension for Adobe Illustrator.
▶ 2:52 Michael Bruny-Groth Um, it was sort of a bundle of actions and scripts and things that people kind of had to manually install inside of Adobe illustrator. 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:46 Nathan Latka Well, yeah, so let's, so you, again, you were hustling, you were hustling, you got some early revenue, you got your first four customers, you made some money, you then use that money, um, to pay five grand to develop or to build out the…
▶ 9:40 Michael Bruny-Groth They're designers, they're paying for Adobe, they're paying for email, they're paying for all of these different things, and it's actually a unique selling point that they only have to pay for this once.
▶ 12:07 Michael Bruny-Groth So essentially, like I said, the extension for Adobe illustrator exports a package of logo files, uh, that are all sorts of variations and that sort of thing.
▶ 18:01 Michael Bruny-Groth Uh, I went to forums for Adobe Illustrator scripting, right?
▶ 20:41 Nathan Latka Of his Adobe extension software at seven bucks a pop.

▶ 1:54 Ketan Anjaria Actually, uh, in 2011, um, I was running a design agency, and I had clients like Microsoft, Adobe, and Twitter

▶ 4:38 Jay Tokosch So it could be a PowerPoint, it could be a web presentation, it could be off of a smart board, um, could be generated by, you know, some other product like Adobe.

▶ 3:00 Clay McDaniel Um, well, I mean, I tend to think they graduate to the Adobe Creative Cloud for, um, digital content and video creation, and then to kind of the larger email platform tools.

▶ 3:11 Franz Riedel Use Photoshop, cut every graphic to the right, to the right size.
▶ 4:06 Franz Riedel So it was originally designed to, or the idea was to create a community where everybody could blog in sort of a visual way, even if you might not have Photoshop skills or might not, uh, might, might be a designer or lay somebody skilled at…

▶ 1:26 Nathan Latka The Adobe summit is really where they get a lot of their new customers, connecting new customers.
▶ 17:38 Pierce Ujjainwalla Like one of the things that happened to us during this COVID was that, you know, the Adobe summit is our biggest, uh, marketing event of the year.
▶ 20:46 Nathan Latka The Adobe summit is really where they get a lot of their new customers, connecting new customers.

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