How to Get Your First SaaS Customers Without a Product (The Customer Development Framework Nobody Teaches)
Most founders build a product in isolation for 12–18 months only to find zero traction, but Colin Stewart’s journey from a failed CRM startup to building a $1M ARR service in three months reveals a better path: start with customer development before building, using a structured funnel t
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