Christopher O'Donnell explains the power of content marketing at HubSpot

Christopher O'Donnell explains the power of content marketing at HubSpot

Christopher O'Donnell [https://twitter.com/markitecht] is Product Lead at HubSpot [http://www.hubspot.com/] working on their new product, GetSignals.com [http://www.getsignals.com/]. post by smokinghotcoffee [http://smokinghotcoffee.com/posts/christopher-odonnell-explains-the-power-of-content-marketing-at-hubspot]

Jeff Gothelf is empowering businesses with Lean UX to build better products faster

From NYC, Jeff Gothelf joins us to chat about product development practices and his book Lean UX [http://www.leanuxbook.com/].  Keeping the customer at the center of the process helps you base product decisions on behavioral data instead of just intuition. post by smokinghotcoffee [http://smokinghotcoffee.com/posts/jeff-gothelf-is-empowering-businesses-with-lean-ux-to-build-better-products-faster]

Stuart Landesberg has made buying household cleaning supplies fun and easy with ePantry

Stuart Landesberg, founder and CEO of ePantry [https://www.epantry.com/], joins us to shares his entrepreneurial journey that inspired him to start his household supplies subscription service. post by smokinghotcoffee [http://smokinghotcoffee.com/posts/stuart-landesberg-has-made-buying-household-cleaning-supplies-fun-and-easy-with-epantry]

Porter Gale tells us how to make the relationships to launch your business

Porter Gale [http://www.portergale.com/] joins us today to share her experiences that inspired her to write "Your Network Is Your Net Worth". post by smokinghotcoffee [http://smokinghotcoffee.com/posts/porter-gale-tells-us-how-to-make-the-relationships-to-launch-your-business]

Matthew Prince evolved his school business plan project into internet supercharger CloudFlare

Matthew Prince [https://twitter.com/eastdakota] joins us from Boston to share his startup story, building CloudFlare [https://www.cloudflare.com/].  Beginning with his experience working on Project Honeypot [https://www.projecthoneypot.org/], Matthew understood the pain of web administrators.  While it's easy to setup a web server, it's much harder to protect security and retain performance.  At first they thought about building a server hardware solution, but eventually realized they could build it with software.  We chat about their marketing thought process that's brought such success to CloudFlare. post by smokinghotcoffee [http://smokinghotcoffee.com/posts/matthew-prince-evolved-his-school-business-plan-project-into-internet-supercharger-cloudflare]