Keynotopia: Why Starting Small Doesn’t Mean Staying Small – with Amir Khella

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Next time you think you need to build something huge and expensive to start a business, think of today’s interview.

Today’s guest built a hit business selling templates.

Yup. Templates.

Amir Khella is the founder of Keynotopia, which makes templates for Apple’s presentation program and Keynote. It also transforms that program into prototyping tool.

Amir Khella

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Amir Khella is the founder of Keynotopia, which makes templates for Apple’s presentation program and Keynote. It also transforms that program into prototyping tool.

 

Andrew: Three messages before we get started. If you are a tech entrepreneur, don’t you have unique legal needs that the average lawyer can’t help you with? That’s why you need Scott Edward Walker of Walker Corporate Law. If you read his articles on VentureBeat, you know that he can help you with issues like raising money, or issuing stock options or even deciding whether to form a corporation. Scott Edward Walker is the entrepreneur’s lawyer. See him at walkercorporatelaw.com. Do you remember when I interviewed Sara Sutton Fell about how thousands of people pay for her jobsite?

Look at the biggest point that she made. She said that she has a phone number on every page of her site because, and here’s a stat, 95% of the people who call end up buying. Most people though don’t call her but seeing a real number increases their confidence in her and they buy. So try this. Go to grasshopper.com and get a phone number that will make your...

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