Procter & Gamble
3 statements across 3 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Dec 14, 2017 by Kurt Abrahamson · said 108 times in 44 episodes since 2016 · across every show →
Mentions by year
brought up most by Nathan Latka (66), Matt Britton (8), Matt Kilmartin (5), Gianluca Ruggiero (4), Eric Frankel (3), Kurt Abrahamson (2), Dennis Moore (2), Anindya Datta (2)
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2026 1 mention in 1 episode
2024 2 mentions in 1 episode
2023 10 mentions in 4 episodes 3 per episode
- How he doubled from $500k to $1m Last 12 months selling Data as a Service
- He Did $2m in Revenue helping Game Developers Generate $30m in Ad Revenue Last 12 months
- A New Way to Think About SaaS: How to Build a 9-Figure Company by Giving Software Away For Free
- They raised $2m then Got Acquired, Now IPO for 3d Building Tool
- every mention in 2023, scene by scene →
2022 16 mentions in 5 episodes 3 per episode
- Venture Studio Spinout Hits $250m Valuation for Clean Data Room SaaS
- He just hit $60m Revenue but burned $25m net last year. Here's how Market Research SaaS Suzy fixed their runway in volatile economy
- How Uberflip Doubled ACV to $60k By Doubling Down on Customized Content at Scale
- How To Run 1000 TV Commercials For your SaaS Without A Ton of Work
- How FreightWaves used their $20m Media Business to build a $20m ARR SaaS with Zero CAC
- every mention in 2022, scene by scene →
2021 11 mentions in 3 episodes 4 per episode
2020 12 mentions in 3 episodes 4 per episode
2019 6 mentions in 5 episodes 1 per episode
- 1554 $130M ARR Vista Owned Company Made These 2 Moves Right After Acquisition
- 1429 Enterprise Collect Customer Data With This $11m ARR Tool
- 1389 With $10m in ARR, He's Helping Publishers Better Monetize Social Traffic
- 1310 After GoDaddy Acquisition, He Built Support Version of Intercom, Now $1.5m in ARR, 100% yoy growth
- 1286 RippleMatch Giving Employers 1000's of High Quality Student Talent Per Month, $125k in MRR
- every mention in 2019, scene by scene →
2018 9 mentions in 7 episodes 1 per episode
- 1018 Why He's Making Leap from AdTech to Data As A Service Business Model
- 980 How This Company Uses Free Goodie Boxes and Reviews to Hit $12m in Revenues
- 1160 Convoy, The Uber for Trucking, Charges Avg $4/mile on 100 mile trip, Takes Less Than 20% Per Unit Shipped
- 1157 From Artist to $200k MRR SaaS Company for Content Publishing
- 984 New King of Influencer Marketing Grows Revenue 6x YoY to $8m
- 933 Why Wordpress CEO Raised $300m, Replaced Himself, and New Gutenberg
- 924 How to Spin a Million Dollar SaaS Company Out of Media Agency
- every mention in 2018, scene by scene →
2017 15 mentions in 6 episodes 3 per episode
- 788: Ad Tech Agency Does $17m Gross Profit 2016, $30m VC Raised
- 766: This Company Used Evangelical Christian Mobile Data to Influence US Elections
- 873 How ShareThis Is Pivoting To A B2B SaaS Data Play
- 798: Mobile Ad Tech Passes $100m in Revenues
- 863 AdTech: $720m Valuation, The 50+ Year Unicorn Processing $160 Billion in Spend
- 786: How This Ad Tech Company Used $1m+ In Mezzanine Debt to Grow Profitably
- every mention in 2017, scene by scene →
2016 26 mentions in 9 episodes 3 per episode
- How to Quit Corporate for a Startup with Kristi Zulkhe Episode 181
- Italian Fashion Brand Doing $12m/Year In Transaction Volume EP 227
- EP 315: Mom Just Had Baby, $100 Million Raised Augmented Reality, 65 Million Users
- EP 360: Two 33 yo Men Selling Baby Products with HUGE Re-Order Rate at BabyMori.com
- EP 391: Why Gary V Led $1.5M Round In This Cosmetics Company
- EP 431: Agency Does $6m 2015, 41 Employees with Publisher/Advertiser Network CEO Nathan Putnamof Monumetric
- Phone Cleaner Will Do $5m-$10m This Year, Launched in 2012 at CES, EP 274: Jason Greenspan
- 19 years old, in college, has sales, will she drop out with Lila Zimmerman Episode 182
- 1 more episode that year, every mention in 2016 →
Everything said about Procter & Gamble, oldest first
Dec 14, 2017
Aug 30, 2021 positive
Jan 30, 2023
Massive charges enterprise clients $100K to $150K annually per product category
“SaaS fees. It's a subscription on a yearly basis. The average price of our services goal is defined by the category that we analyze. So for example, in the case of you know, cosmetics, you can assume, like, for example, facial moisturizers in one category, fac…”