Tech Startup Stories
Tech Startup Stories
Podcast Description
For anyone that is building a B2B Tech Startup or has dreams of building their on business in this space, this podcast series explores the unique and bumpy journey of building a business from the ground up. We talk with CEOs and Founders at various stages of their startup journeys, from inception to funding, to there first $1m! It's not always smooth sailing but it would be boring if it was!
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The podcast delves into themes of startup challenges, business scaling, and entrepreneurial insights, with episodes examining topics such as navigating funding rounds with guests like Rodrigo Malachias, discussing market fit pivots with Kalina Tonkovska, and addressing team efficiency and co-founder dynamics with Tom Rudnai.

For anyone that is building a B2B Tech Startup or has dreams of building their on business in this space, this podcast series explores the unique and bumpy journey of building a business from the ground up. We talk with CEOs and Founders at various stages of their startup journeys, from inception to funding, to there first $1m! It’s not always smooth sailing but it would be boring if it was!
In this episode of Tech Startup Stories, Natalie Binns speaks with Hudson Liao, founder of AI go-to-market platform The Hog. Hudson shares his unique journey from being a student firefighter to working in finance, then biotech, and eventually becoming a startup founder. He explains how these experiences taught him to think in frameworks, adapt quickly, and always ask the right questions, lessons that now guide how he builds companies and approaches growth.
Hudson dives into the challenges of product-led growth, explaining why speed, testing, and real user feedback are essential. He talks about The Hog’s PLG-first strategy, how the team uses social intent to identify and connect with the right customers, and how they differentiate themselves in an increasingly crowded AI martech market. He also shares insights on scaling a product while keeping it human, relatable, and easy to use.

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