Matt Barnett is the Founder of Bonjoro, which is a way to personalize your email drip sequences with personalized video messages. He is an industrial designer by trade who ended up in the tech industry. He is also a photographer & Brit living in Australia.
What are you good at? What are the things that you want to find a resolution to that nobody else seems to be invested in resolving? These are the questions that led Bonjoro founder, Matt Barnett, into the creation of the company that makes use of quick, easy, and seamlessly video messaging to help you connect to your target audience.
For Matt, starting your business means starting it yesterday. There's no today or tomorrow, you need to just get on to it and work on it as it goes. He believes that nothing is perfectly perfect at the beginning but you can hone it, improve it, and make it into the answer that you need for the question that you've been asking: how do you make this better?
In this episode, Geordie talks to Matt about how he started his business, how he was able to zero in on the idea for his business, how they were able to set up the right customer avatar to make their business flourish, and the best way to get things off the ground. It's an amazingly packed episode filled with learnings from personal experiences and successes through failures so make sure to tune in.
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