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The Farmer's Dog: A Consumer Subscription Case Study
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All of these consumer brands end up being about two things, customer acquisition cost and lifetime
Invest like the Best • Unwrapping the Gift
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- Predictable revenue consumer SaaS economics with LTV of $120 at 2-3x of $40 CAC
Business Breakdowns • Calm: The Sleeping Giant - [Business Breakdowns, EP. 08]
Revisiting Lifetime Value and Customer Acquisition
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(1) Viable business model - can you make decent profits on the unit economics? (note: this means that DTC winners will, by and large, be premium-priced, with decent basket sizes, with efficient cost structures, and have repeat business with a customer rather than just one-off transactions)
Luke Weston • A Potentially Unpopular Opinion on the Future of DTC
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Earlier this year we met with our Limited Partners. Their top question was “will the AI transition destroy your existing cloud companies?”
We began with a strong default of “no.” The classic battle between startups and incumbents is a horse race between startups building distribution and incumbents building product. Can the young companies with coo... See more
We began with a strong default of “no.” The classic battle between startups and incumbents is a horse race between startups building distribution and incumbents building product. Can the young companies with coo... See more
Pat Grady • Generative AI’s Act O1
The median bootstrapped B2B SaaS company currently spends around 90% of its annual recurring revenue on costs—25% on go-to-market strategy and execution, 24% on research and development, 15% on administrative and miscellaneous expenses, 13% on website hosting and implementation, and 10% on customer retention. Each of these categories of cost is now... See more
Will Manidis • Asset-light Software Businesses: The New Paradigm for Startups
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On the evolving spend of startups
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