Hey all, I wanted to know if anyone would be interesting to hear about what it's like operating a few SaaS businesses during this pandemic and how customers are responding to the rapidly changing environment. I honestly don't know if anyone cares, but I thought I'd ask.
Is that something you would like to learn in somewhat real-time via IH? I think sharing what I'm seeing today would be MUCH better today than sharing months later when the 'unknown' no longer exists and we look back pretending like we knew what was going to happen all along.
I have no problem outlining what I'm seeing on the back-end of multiple SaaS services from an owner/operator POV on a weekly basis, especially if it might help educate IH'ers trying to decide whether to build products that are either "essential" businesses for consumers and businesses, or "nice to have" elective services.
I can't promise any mind-blowing discoveries, just my own running commentary as a small business owner who works almost exclusively in the B2B SaaS space serving both fellow IH engineers and SMB's across the USA and Canada.
I'm thinking if I get a few "yes" answers, maybe I could just update via my company timelines on IH? Or is there possibly a better IH venue to pass along what I see, learn, and theorize is going on?
I'm open for any suggestions.
Thanks for your input!
Yes I would love to see what you're experiences are.
Sounds good. I'd love to do it and if it helps a few people, that's awesome. Just feels weird to go through all of this and not share, ya know?
I'm actually surprised your post hasn't gotten more feedback. I would think this information is essential, especially right now.
Haha, maybe I'm just boring!
I've only recently started posting on IH, although I've been lurking for quite a number of years, so not a lot of IH karma or followers just yet.
Ahh same. Got some things in the works I want to talk about soon. But in the mean time I'm also just a shadow lol
Either way, I'm following you now so whenever you decide to start posting on this topic you've got at least one reader :)