David Rusenko - How Weebly Found Product Market Fit
Learn from David Rusenko, founder of Weebly, on how they achieved product market fit. Discover insights from a successful entrepreneur on building a business that resonates with users.
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so our next speaker and I have something
in common we both started businesses to
allow people to create websites the
difference is that David's business was
massively successful davidenko is the
founder of Weebly which early this year
sold two square and he's going to give
us a talk about how Weebly found product
market fit Thanks
thanks Jeff I'm really happy to be here
I'm actually very impressed with how
full the room is given it's right after
Burning Man did anyone go this year oh
not too many attendees all right we got
one over there okay so so just my quick
way introduction a little bit by myself
if you haven't heard of Weebly Weebly is
an easy way for entrepreneurs to build a
website or an online store before Weebly
got started the only way to do that was
to learn to code yourself and now there
are plenty of tools and services to
allow you to drag and drop and build a
site I wrote the first line of code in
February 2016 so a little over 12 years
ago now grew that company to 50 million
users and around 350 employees sold the
square in May of this year for three
hundred sixty-five million and probably
one of my favorite stats is that half of
the US population visits a Weebly site
every single month the reason it's my
favorite is is because it's reflective
of the success of the entrepreneurs
people building the websites themselves
and actually having success and seeing
those results so I'm here to talk to you
today about how to find product market
fit it's a you know the top problem that
any one deals with I'm gonna try to keep
it fairly practical not theoretical
because I think finding part market fit
is really about the the practical nitty
gritty the hustle so I I want to just
preview real quick talk to you a little
bit about our journey like I said I
wrote the first line of code a little
over 12 years ago which which sounds
really weird that has been that long
this is what it looked like this is a
