The trend for real estate software has conquered the global market by 2023. Not surprisingly, customers prefer digital convenience over traditional offline methods when looking for a home. The real estate in a Digital Age Report 2022 reveals that 44% of home buyers start their research online. The largest part of these netizens is older millennials (98%) and boomers (89%). As to younger boomers, 68% of them actually found a house via a smartphone.
The fourth episode of our podcast describes the development of an online marketplace for lawn care and the struggles behind it.
Whether you are launching your first SaaS product or you are a serial startup founder, you should plan your go-to-market strategy beforehand. It is the basis of reaching your potential buyers at the right moment and turning them into loyal users.
We are happy to present to you the third episode of #TechFoundersTalk, ByteAnt podcast series with tech product launchers and industry innovators. This time, please welcome our guest John Hsu, the CEO, and co-founder at iPillDispenser.
A common perception of artificial intelligence is often different from real life. One imagines an intelligent robot which is making its own decisions, finds problems, and eventually takes over the humans. In reality, AI may be practically invisible in a software system. However, it does make a huge difference.
Listen to the second episode of #TechFoundersTalk, ByteAnt podcast series with successful entrepreneurs and tech founders. Our special guest is Toby Unwin, a tech entrepreneur, writer, co-founder, and CIO at Premonition.ai.
Most product launchers have difficulties when entering the market with a new offering. Only 40% of new products reach target customers. 60% manage to bring some profit, according to the Marketing Research Association. With this in mind, let's explain the go-to-market strategy to help rising startups grow.
To keep our readers informed and inspired, ByteAnt is launching #TechFoundersTalk - a podcast series with successful tech entrepreneurs. Our first guest is Olivier Grinda, a co-founder of Clickon, Brandsclub, and Shoes4you. Aimed at changing the real estate industry, he founded Home61, a Florida-based real estate tech startup. In our recent interview, Olivier shares his insights on the real estate business and advice for founders.
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