3: We Just Set A Huge Goal For 2032 Our B2B SaaS Journey podcast

3: We just set a huge goal for 2032

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In this episode, we dive into the challenge of building SixSides while balancing our other businesses. We also break down why we're creating a customer advisory council and how it will shape our product decisions.

Expect a candid, behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to launch a B2B SaaS company from scratch - completely bootstrapped.

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In this episode, we cover:

Our struggle to get a solid podcast intro recorded
Why Mitch spent three hours perfecting an overview doc
How we hired a designer on Upwork to create our first sales doc
The pros and cons of different SaaS sales strategies
Setting up a customer advocacy group (and why it matters)
Mitch’s approach to balancing SixSides with Atlas Software
How a cyclone disrupted Gav’s week (but led to a tech upgrade)
Our unexpected 2032 Olympics goal
The importance of tracking business conversations in a CRM

Chapters:

(00:00) - The struggle to record our podcast intro
(02:54) - Mitch's hat collection and cyclone aftermath
(06:36) - Mitch’s week: Balancing Atlas Software and SixSides
(10:34) - The trade-offs of being a perfectionist in SaaS
(14:17) - Why we created a SixSides overview document
(18:08) - Lessons learned hiring a designer on Upwork
(22:42) - The debate over "good enough" vs. "perfect"
(25:45) - Gavin’s new Mac Mini setup
(29:11) - Building a customer advocacy group
(35:57) - Our unexpected 2032 Olympics goal
(42:07) - How long should an advisory group run?
(46:22) - Planning for next week: Key meetings & development work
(52:05) - The importance of a family dinner (even remotely!)
(54:51) - Wrap-up & outro

Atlas Software is a premier software development agency based in Sydney, Australia, and founded by Mitchell Davis. We specialise in building innovative, robust, and scalable applications that drive business growth. With expertise in Laravel, Vue, React, and React Native, we help businesses craft tailored software solutions that streamline operations and enhance user experiences. Whether you're a startup finding product-market fit or an enterprise scaling digital transformation, Atlas ensures your tech vision becomes reality. Learn more at atlas.dev.

Gavin Tye is a sales strategist and the creator of Sales Market Fit (SMF) - a game-changing framework that helps B2B startups unlock predictable, scalable growth. With over 20 years of experience in high-value SaaS sales, Gavin has cracked the code on why businesses struggle to close deals and how they can transform their approach. Sales Market Fit aligns positioning, go-to-market strategies, and sales execution into a repeatable process that wins more clients with less friction. Learn how to stop relying on hope and start winning with a deliberate, proven sales strategy at salesmarketfit.co.

Links:

SixSides: sixsides.co
Book a call with Gavin: call.sixsides.co

Connect with us:

Mitchell on Bluesky: mitchdav.is
Mitchell on LinkedIn: mitchdav
Gavin on LinkedIn: gavintye

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