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Clover Labs is the fastest growing startup in Canada ever.
$0 -> $1M ARR (annual revenue run rate) in just 42 days
1/ Here's how we did it:
$0 -> $1M ARR (annual revenue run rate) in just 42 days
1/ Here's how we did it:
Matt Espinoza ✦
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It has never been easier to win.
Will be sharing the story of building a $10M holding company in 5 months.
1st collab between @CloverLabsCo x @24labsai 🤝
RSVP for talk on Sunday below
Will be sharing the story of building a $10M holding company in 5 months.
1st collab between @CloverLabsCo x @24labsai 🤝
RSVP for talk on Sunday below
the idea decade has startedView quoted post on X
execution used to be everything
now ideas carry true value
this decade you will see more
- holding companies
- more pivoting
- stealing ideas
and less of
- single product companies
- huge rounds unless a real (startup)
- less vc backed startups
cost of intelligence is 100x cheaper than 10 years ago
you can build and do anything
I’m going to host a twitter space tomorrow explaining how to benefit of this change
Build distribution, then build whatever you want.
still holds true.
1. pull the right levers
2. work with an A-team
3. volume negates lucks
these next 30 days will outdo the last 6 months.
1. pull the right levers
2. work with an A-team
3. volume negates lucks
these next 30 days will outdo the last 6 months.
my entire worldview has collapsed and been restructured in the last 48 hours.View quoted post on X
building a SaaS business is just a matter of pulling the right levers, bringing a-players, and increasing volume.
these next 3 months will make the last 2 years look insignificant.
Just made the biggest bet in my career.
What looks like ‘luck’ from the outside is usually just a string of calculated risks.
Putting all my chips on the table
What looks like ‘luck’ from the outside is usually just a string of calculated risks.
Putting all my chips on the table