Hey peeps, do you guys know of any consumer SaaS that went big without having a B2B angle in place?
One example would be Splitwise (again not that big). Other apps like Netflix, Bumble, do have to bring supply of engaging content for consumption or partners for matchmaking respectively, so that's not pure consumer SaaS
I feel every SaaS company that will go big will have a B2B angle associated with it. Let me know what you think?
Bro I love this category. Some successful apps are chat gpt, notion, LinkedIn,
But again they make most money through businesses. ChatGPT again doesn't sell to consumers, it's revenue is from business. Talking about LinkedIn, it's not SaaS, it's a social network that branched out different SaaS from its underlying data
Grammarly
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Hey startup founders, who've been there and done that. Is ConsumerTech dead with all the giant social networks already taking a users' screen time? A recent YC video (tarpit idea) suggested that B2B SaaS is good, B2C is shit.
I feel if...
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Can anyone help me how to tackle b2b products especially dashboards ux problem statements because most of the time i cannot find references to understand how other products solved some kind of issue
While in B2C it looks so easy and use...
