Startups For the Rest of Us
Episode 755 | TinySeed Tales s4e4: Customer Interviews + Pivoting
06 Feb 2025
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Welcome back to Season 4, Episode 4 of Tiny Seed Tales, where we continue hearing Colleen Schnettler's startup journey. Before we dive into the episode, if you want to invest in founders like Colleen, you can do so through my world-class accelerator and venture fund, Tiny Seed.
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Because I'm just naturally energetic and enthusiastic and optimistic, right? I was projected by, oh my gosh, don't you love this? And they were like, yeah, I guess so.
Welcome back to Tiny Seed Tales, a series where I follow a founder through the wild roller coaster of building their startup. I'm your host, Rob Walling, a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of TinySeed, the first startup accelerator designed for bootstrappers. Today in episode four, we're back with Colleen Schnettler, a developer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of HelloQuery.
And Colleen's been busy. When we last spoke, she had recently almost broken up with her business partner, completely pivoted her company, and changed its name. And through all this unrest, she's been using customer interviews as a guiding light.
What's interesting is you hear so much about how important it is to do customer interviews, but if those are not focused, then it can be hard for those interviews to lead you in the right direction. This is probably our third round, and I've probably talked to 20 people since I spoke with you last.
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