How +3 failures led to a $150k/month SaaS, with Bernard Huang of Clearscope

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Show Notes

• Bernard Huang breaks down his timeline with failed projects.
• Bernard shares his story on taking over a foreclosed Dickey’s Barbeque Pit. 
• “Least Common Denominator Syndrome”.
• What made Bernard want to be a Founder. 
• What ultimately led to the shut down of Mosec. 
• Four reasons a technology startup would come to exist.  
• Bernard Huang chats about Silicon Valley. 
• Bernard’s thoughts on Product Market Fit. 
• Food, Gaming, SEO. 
• Advice Bernard would give to his past self. 

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Links & Resources

• Clearscope - Advanced optimization platform that helps you produce relevant, high-quality content that attracts more search traffic.
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit - Family-owned American barbecue restaurant chain based in Dallas, Texas.
• Mosec, Mobile Secretary - Mosec Mobile Secretary is an Android-only mobile app that helps users organize business meetings and communication. 
• Food By People - Buy and sell baked goods online.
• Mushi Labs - An independent SEO consultancy where stakeholders do 100% of the work.
• 42Floors - A commercial Real Estate Search Engine helping you search a comprehensive database of listings, allowing you to inquire directly with listings agents about available space.
• Game Runners - A coaching service helping players stay ahead of the curve by picking up the best new strategies fastest. 
• Bernard’s Twitter