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Absolutely yes. We have covered a lot of founder interviews at FounderBeats that can be a good starting point for you. Source: about 3 years ago
Micro SaaS HQ and FounderBeats are good pointers. Both run by me. Source: over 3 years ago
I usually write about SaaS ideas in my Newsletter every week where we talk about B2B, B2C SaaS. Many people complain that B2B is better than B2C but at FounderBeats we covered some good interviews in B2C space as well. Source: over 3 years ago
I have been running FounderBeats with insights coming from successful founders. Please check that and it could be a good starting point to see how founders pivoted in their early stages to get paying customers. Source: over 3 years ago
I also run FounderBeats - Interview series with profitable founders. Source: over 3 years ago
Knowledge Hunt - A place for curious people to hunt valuable knowledge for free
Startupland (book) - 3 guys risked everything to turn an idea into ZenDesk
Founder Drip - Curated Library For Founders by Founders
6 Secrets to Startup Success - How to Turn Your Entrepreneurial Passion into a Thriving Bus
Houck's Newsletter - Insights to build, grow, and raise capital for your startup
Micro SaaS Idea - Newsletter for anyone looking for profitable micro saas ideas