Crazy Egg, every mention

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EP 427: $1m+ Agency to Launch SaaS Product SegMetrics.com with CEO Keith Perhac Sep 24, 2016 · 2 mentions

  • ▶ 11:30 Keith Perhack And then all your, like, um, let's say that, um, Crazy Egg did this, and that's where they found their, that number, that magic number that made them sticky, and that's how you succeed. 2 times in the scene

EP 425: $300k Webinar Sales Funnel Like You've Never Seen with Yuri Elkhaim Sep 22, 2016 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 14:49 Nathan Latka On the 13th of the month, uh, uh, and, uh, he articulated he's getting 4000 new customers for his SaaS business, Crazy Egg, from YouTube, when he's spending about a hundred grand per month doing that.

EP 417: 26 yo goes from nothing to $1M with big partnership with Sweeney David Sep 14, 2016 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 19:25 Nathan Latka Neil tells us how he spends a 100,000 dollars on YouTube to get a minimum of 4000 new customers for his SaaS company, Crazy Egg, and that's monthly.

EP 416: 4000 New SaaS Customers From Youtube On $100K Spend with Neil Patel of CrazyEgg Sep 13, 2016 · 25 mentions

  • ▶ 1:56 Nathan Latka And then you eventually got into consulting and then eventually you got into building, you know, four multimillion dollar software companies like crazy egg, kiss metrics, et cetera. 4 times in the scene
  • ▶ 2:43 Nathan Latka So, uh, let's focus on crazy egg then specifically in this episode. 6 times in the scene
  • ▶ 9:35 Nathan Latka What year was crazy egg launched in? 2 times in the scene
  • ▶ 12:50 Neil Patel So for me, my only job with crazy egg as a co-founder, I don't do a product or anything.
  • ▶ 16:31 Nathan Latka Kissmetrics was the one they're going to fundraise for, crazy egg, bootstrap, and then compare them, right? 8 times in the scene
  • ▶ 21:02 Nathan Latka You said that the crazy egg business right now is a cash cow. 2 times in the scene
  • ▶ 25:04 Nathan Latka He's wanting to follow launched crazy egg with his partner back in 2007. 2 times in the scene

Ep 415: Phone Accessory Company Hits $2.5M Revenue 2015 with Noah Rasheta of iStabilizer Sep 12, 2016 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 1:31 Nathan Latka He talks about his 4000 new software service customers that he's getting just from YouTube on a 100,000 dollars worth of spend for his company, Crazy Egg.

EP 351: $50K Monthly Revenue, Finally Designers Can Quickly Give File to Developers with Anh Vu of Avocode Jul 10, 2016 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 19:29 Nathan Latka And he broke down why he raised 10.8 million dollars with kiss metrics versus self funding his other business called crazy egg.

How Latergram.me Grew to $50k/mo, 500,000 users, $1.2m Raised in Episode 190 with Matt Smith Mar 6, 2016 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 19:53 Nathan Latka Crazy Egg, and it sounds like Heaton is also an angel in Latergram as a nice tie-in, so go check that episode out.

He's 32 and raised $136m in Funding But It's About More Than That with Josh Reeves EP 186: Mar 5, 2016 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 9:23 Nathan Latka So as you're kind of building a software company, you know, we had Heaton Shaw on talking about Kissmetrics versus Crazy Egg, and one they decided to bootstrap, one they decided to raise capital.

How YoShirt App Went from $0-$1m Fast with Ben Williamson of YoShirt Episode 23 Mar 1, 2016 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 16:37 Ben Williamson So Heaton did Kissmetrics, Crazy Egg, you know, self-funded, also did the VC route, very successful entrepreneur, and then Arjun Sethi, who's the vice president of mobile at Yahoo, um, he's coming out with a new app now.
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