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Content, community, and customer acquisition with Mutiny's Jaleh Rezaei
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Summary:
This week on How To Win: Jaleh Rezaei, CEO and co-Founder of Mutiny. Mutiny is a no-code AI and personalization platform for marketers. Mutiny launched in 2018, raised their Series A in 2021 with Sequoia Capital, and their Series B this year with Tiger Global. They now have over 70 employees. In this episode, we discuss how they carved out and dominated their niche, the benefits of building a community around your product, and why continually innovating to add value should be part of your long-term strategy. I weigh in on building a great business in an existing category, increasing your customer value footprint, and competing to be unique.
Key Points:
- Jaleh talks about how she spotted a gap in the market during her time at Gusto (01:03)
- How does Mutiny go beyond A/B Testing? (04:30)
- What is Mutiny's go-to-market strategy? (05:50)
- I discuss building a business in an existing category with a quote from Professor Jonathan Byrnes (09:09)
- Jaleh breaks down Mutiny's unique customer acquisition-focused marketing (10:50)
- I weigh in on the importance of new customer acquisition with a quote from Professor Byron Sharp (11:52)
- Jaleh lays out Mutiny's long-term strategy (13:02)
- I stress the importance of adding customer value with a quote from Unbounce's Tamara Grominsky (15:38)
- Jaleh discusses Mutiny's strategy to differentiate faster (16:48)
- I weigh in on competing to be unique with a quote from business strategist and Harvard Professor Michael Porter (18:38)
- Jaleh gives three pieces of advice to fellow SaaS founders (20:15)
- Wrap-up (25:02)
Mentioned:
Professor Jonathan Byrnes and John Wass' Choose Your Customer
Professor Byron Sharp's How Brands Grow
Michael Porter's Competitive Strategy: Techniques for Analyzing Industries and Competitors
My Links:
88 эпизодов
Manage episode 343543701 series 2948343
Summary:
This week on How To Win: Jaleh Rezaei, CEO and co-Founder of Mutiny. Mutiny is a no-code AI and personalization platform for marketers. Mutiny launched in 2018, raised their Series A in 2021 with Sequoia Capital, and their Series B this year with Tiger Global. They now have over 70 employees. In this episode, we discuss how they carved out and dominated their niche, the benefits of building a community around your product, and why continually innovating to add value should be part of your long-term strategy. I weigh in on building a great business in an existing category, increasing your customer value footprint, and competing to be unique.
Key Points:
- Jaleh talks about how she spotted a gap in the market during her time at Gusto (01:03)
- How does Mutiny go beyond A/B Testing? (04:30)
- What is Mutiny's go-to-market strategy? (05:50)
- I discuss building a business in an existing category with a quote from Professor Jonathan Byrnes (09:09)
- Jaleh breaks down Mutiny's unique customer acquisition-focused marketing (10:50)
- I weigh in on the importance of new customer acquisition with a quote from Professor Byron Sharp (11:52)
- Jaleh lays out Mutiny's long-term strategy (13:02)
- I stress the importance of adding customer value with a quote from Unbounce's Tamara Grominsky (15:38)
- Jaleh discusses Mutiny's strategy to differentiate faster (16:48)
- I weigh in on competing to be unique with a quote from business strategist and Harvard Professor Michael Porter (18:38)
- Jaleh gives three pieces of advice to fellow SaaS founders (20:15)
- Wrap-up (25:02)
Mentioned:
Professor Jonathan Byrnes and John Wass' Choose Your Customer
Professor Byron Sharp's How Brands Grow
Michael Porter's Competitive Strategy: Techniques for Analyzing Industries and Competitors
My Links:
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