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Finding Traction for Frontier Products
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In episode 6 of the Backdrop podcast, we spoke to Jesse Pollak (Base), Dan Romero (Farcaster), and Rick Bhardwaj (Guru) — three prolific builders who shared timeless insights on how to find early traction for new products. We spoke about defining early users, maintaining quality and speed of product iterations; concluding with their thoughts on the future of crypto and AI.
This episode was recorded as a part of Backdrop Build V2, a four week program to support people building something new in crypto and AI.
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- Base - base.org
- Farcaster - farcaster.xyz
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