Niklas Stephenson

Niklas Stephenson

@stephenson.dk

Founder of Firmafon (sold), Openli and something new. Former VP at Whimsical, Trustpilot and AutoUncle, mostly a father and partner. Blogging on www.stephenson.dk

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Need something to listen to on a long holiday drive? We just released a new episode of Still Early about building products in the age of AI, value hacking vs. growth hacking, and a bunch of other fun things that are on our minds.

It's time to show you Teeeach, my side project! When my sister created her first video course, I saw the pain of the complexity from existing solutions. I watched her question the risk of their pricing models. Teeeach is a reaction to this.

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It's time to show you Teeeach, my side project! When my sister created her first video course, I saw the pain of the complexity from existing solutions. I watched her question the risk of their pricing models. Teeeach is a reaction to this.

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Teeeach does not have a monthly subscription, instead we do a 10% revenue split that covers all costs, we don't hide anything. There are zero risk in signing up and try and sell your course!

I was furious to discover we had to keep shelling out for that pricey video course software, even though my sister's course didn’t sell as hoped. If we cancelled, her students would lose access to their purchases! It wiped out all her profits!

It's time to show you Teeeach, my side project! When my sister created her first video course, I saw the pain of the complexity from existing solutions. I watched her question the risk of their pricing models. Teeeach is a reaction to this.

My next company will have the most agressive (positive) stock options for employees possible in Denmark. It's a life goal to create a Nordic version of the PayPal Mafia.

I'm thinking about starting a new company on a major platform. There's a big option in Europe and a massive one in America. Even though the American platform has better APIs and offerings, I wanted to try the EU infrastructure, but they refused to talk.

AI won't kill SaaS. SaaS is a healthy business model, providing solutions for a recurring fee. AI won't eliminate delivering value for money. BUT AI is going to enable more people to start SaaS companies!

How do you feel about launching a company in an unfamiliar field? When I founded Firmafon, I knew nothing about telcos, but disliked existing products. Researching new markets now is overwhelming, yet I see huge markets where I dislike all options.