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After all the global advertising market is a $250B+ industry. Strategic & Tactical Sales Advice Straight to Your Inbox. Join 20 000 sales leaders receiving practical & in-depth content. No fluff just the best sales how-to guides. Email Address Get Sales Tips I agree to receive emails from UpLead and can unsubscribe at any time. Will It says on your LinkedIn that you slept in your car in your early days of being an entrepreneur. What are some of the other struggles you’ve had to face and what advice do you have for entrepreneurs currently in this “phase” Tyson I did indeed sleep in my car in the early days of Instapage.

During this period of time I hit the gym regularly to shower and keep myself fit and I used public libraries as my office. “Sleeping in my car wasn’t that bad… I was actually in great shape.” That aside I’ve faced many struggles as an entrepreneur. Here are some of the hardest Hiring early employees with minimal resources. Hiring growth stage employees VP of Marketing VP of Sales etc. Relentlessly prioritizing while bootstrapping — it’s incredibly tiring and if you make a mistake you might China Email List go bankrupt. Raising our Series A round. I had to talk to 50+ investors some multiple times. Dealing with a competitor that came to market 2 years after us but established a better product-market fit early on.



Dealing with a wave of early-stage employees leaving after the company began to grow. This ended up being good for everyone but was difficult at the time. Learning how to position Instapage and working out our product pricing and high-level message. In retrospect I should have hired for Product Marketing much earlier than I did. self-serve business to a primarily enterprise driven growth strategy. I could add many more to this list. My advice to other entrepreneurs is to accept that — “When you build a company you’re going to get your ass kicked every single day.