Neil Patel

I'll be honest, I think like the one that sticks with me is we didn't get that initial product into the hands of people who would have given that feedback or advice to us fast enough. We corrected that so hard now where even features and things like that, we will try and get them into people's hands as early as possible for the earliest feedback possible.

I'll be honest, I think like the one that sticks with me is we didn't get that initial product into the hands of people who would have given that feedback or advice to us fast enough. We corrected that so hard now where even features and things like that, we will try and get them into people's hands as early as possible for the earliest feedback possible.

I wish I had known how important that was with the product we were building then, because I think we could have reduced the time to this version of Axiom by maybe even a few years, to be honest.

I wish I had known how important that was with the product we were building then, because I think we could have reduced the time to this version of Axiom by maybe even a few years, to be honest.

I wish I had known how important that was with the product we were building then, because I think we could have reduced the time to this version of Axiom by maybe even a few years, to be honest.

That just sits with me because it's one of those things where it wasn't a clear thing for me because coming from open source, et cetera, I was so used to building and every commit would be built and put out somewhere. And so someone's always using it. And so you'd always be used to getting that quick feedback.

That just sits with me because it's one of those things where it wasn't a clear thing for me because coming from open source, et cetera, I was so used to building and every commit would be built and put out somewhere. And so someone's always using it. And so you'd always be used to getting that quick feedback.

That just sits with me because it's one of those things where it wasn't a clear thing for me because coming from open source, et cetera, I was so used to building and every commit would be built and put out somewhere. And so someone's always using it. And so you'd always be used to getting that quick feedback.

When we got our heads down and we were building this initial vision, we lost that connection. And I think my team, myself, we thrive on that connection with a user on the other side or someone to give us feedback. And that was time lost, I'd say.

When we got our heads down and we were building this initial vision, we lost that connection. And I think my team, myself, we thrive on that connection with a user on the other side or someone to give us feedback. And that was time lost, I'd say.

When we got our heads down and we were building this initial vision, we lost that connection. And I think my team, myself, we thrive on that connection with a user on the other side or someone to give us feedback. And that was time lost, I'd say.

The whole reason we made this data store and then we built the product around it is you can send everything to it. It's efficient and obviously that means that you're not going to have to burn holes in your pockets or anything.

The whole reason we made this data store and then we built the product around it is you can send everything to it. It's efficient and obviously that means that you're not going to have to burn holes in your pockets or anything.

The whole reason we made this data store and then we built the product around it is you can send everything to it. It's efficient and obviously that means that you're not going to have to burn holes in your pockets or anything.

You can essentially have a recorded history of everything that's happening inside of your startup from day one by just hooking webhooks or trace data, whatever it is, you can just send it over to Axiom. We don't force you to tell us what you're sending, a schema or anything like that.

You can essentially have a recorded history of everything that's happening inside of your startup from day one by just hooking webhooks or trace data, whatever it is, you can just send it over to Axiom. We don't force you to tell us what you're sending, a schema or anything like that.

You can essentially have a recorded history of everything that's happening inside of your startup from day one by just hooking webhooks or trace data, whatever it is, you can just send it over to Axiom. We don't force you to tell us what you're sending, a schema or anything like that.

The whole idea is that we think the future is essentially organizations that have this treasure trove of information as events across all these different streams, whether it's your customer support messages, whether it's product, whether it's traces, whatever it is. And the idea is for us is we then, Axiom's entire focus is we convince you to send us the data.

The whole idea is that we think the future is essentially organizations that have this treasure trove of information as events across all these different streams, whether it's your customer support messages, whether it's product, whether it's traces, whatever it is. And the idea is for us is we then, Axiom's entire focus is we convince you to send us the data.

The whole idea is that we think the future is essentially organizations that have this treasure trove of information as events across all these different streams, whether it's your customer support messages, whether it's product, whether it's traces, whatever it is. And the idea is for us is we then, Axiom's entire focus is we convince you to send us the data.