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How would you build it?

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A weekly show where we bring you founders, builders and innovators to share their expertise on how they would overcome challenges and build products and tech businesses.

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10/11/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Why WhatsApp Is the Infrastructure for the Future | Chat Inc | Jonathan Williams

September 2, 2025

Why WhatsApp Is the Infrastructure for the Future | Chat Inc | Jonathan Williams

<p>Can you build a company on top of WhatsApp?That’s exactly what Jonathan Williams, founder of Chat Inc, has been doing for almost 10 years — bootstrapping without outside funding and delivering innovations like SaFair’s WhatsApp experience.In this episode of How Would You Build It, Jonathan shares: • Why WhatsApp is more than just a chat app — it’s infrastructure to build on • How bootstrapping sharpened their execution and resilience • What big changes from Meta are about to shake the ecosystem • Why the opportunities for building on WhatsApp are still endless👉 Subscribe for more at howwouldyoubuildit.com👉 Join the newsletter: theopenletter.io👉 Connect with founders: thefoundercollab.com00:00 Intro02:12 Founder Story: Moving away from corporate04:26 Innovation Inclusion 06:54 The best explanation of why WhatsApp wins13:02 Founder Story: Getting Safair as a client19:06 Building on WhatsApp21:53 Builder Story: 5 things being built on Meta &amp; Whatsapp28:58 Building a product vs building a business32:51 The impact on startups with the impending corporate culture in SA34:07 Where government is getting it wrong on employment vs entrepreneurship39:23 Builder Story: The ability to build for the international market42:39 What the future looks like for Chat Inc with new WhatsApp functions coming</p>

Episode thumbnail for Fixing Gaming’s $6B Ad Spend Problem, introducing Kohort | Dan Marcus

August 26, 2025

Fixing Gaming’s $6B Ad Spend Problem, introducing Kohort | Dan Marcus

<p>$6 billion in gaming ad spend is wasted every year. That’s the problem Dan Marcus, co-founder of Kohort, is determined to fix. I</p><p>In this episode of How Would You Build It, Dan shares how Kohort is tackling attribution and data consistency — the trillion-dollar alignment issue facing marketing, finance, and product teams.</p><p>With over $3B in ad spend already run through their platform and new funding secured in 2025, Kohort is scaling. </p><p>Dan explains: </p><p>• Why naïve boldness can be a founder’s secret weapon </p><p>• How data transparency aligns teams and cuts waste </p><p>• Why the future means democratising advanced tools for smaller studios and consumer apps</p><p><br></p><p>👉 Subscribe: www.howwouldyoubuildit.com</p><p>👉 Join the newsletter: www.theopenletter.io</p><p>👉 Connect with founders: www.thefoundercollab.com</p><p><br></p><p>00:00 Intro</p><p>01:28 Are you born a founder?</p><p>03:27 What does Kohort do?</p><p>06:57 Pains in the market outside of gaming</p><p>09:45 The Candy Crush origins</p><p>11:18 Who should own the data component within a business</p><p>15:21 Gaming Development regions of the world</p><p>16:29 Plans after recent funding round</p><p>19:51 How they go their first clients</p><p>23:11 Characteristics of a successful founder</p><p>25:21 Questions from VC&#39;s</p><p>28:28 How Kohort is penetrating the market</p><p>32:53 There are opportunities to serve smaller businesses and other industries!</p><p>36:22 How remote founders stay aligned</p><p>41:25 How Dan and Kohort are using AI</p><p>45:16 What would you have done differently as a founder?</p>

Episode thumbnail for Simon Hartley on Startup Exits and Scaling Logistics in South Africa

August 19, 2025

Simon Hartley on Startup Exits and Scaling Logistics in South Africa

<p>What can delivering toasted cheese sandwiches teach you about building a startup?</p><p>In this episode of How Would You Build It, we talk with Simon Hartley, co-founder of Wumdrop, about the journey from scrappy beginnings to a successful exit to Massmart.Simon shares the quirky story of how he and his co-founder first tested logistics by delivering sandwiches, what it’s really like to integrate with a corporate giant, and the lessons founders need to know when chasing partnerships and exits.</p><p>You’ll learn: </p><p>• Why understanding corporate seasonality is key to making deals work </p><p>• Why your focus should always be on helping corporates make more money </p><p>• The hard-earned insights from a founder who’s lived the exit journey</p><p><br></p><p>👉 Subscribe: howwouldyoubuildit.com</p><p>👉 Join the newsletter: theopenletter.io</p><p>👉 Connect with founders: thefoundercollab.com</p><p><br></p><p>02:13 What do toasted sandwiches have to do with the Wumdrop founding story</p><p>10:06 Learning by being at the coalface</p><p>13:24 The tech that made Wumdrop stand out at the time</p><p>21:11 How to get a corporate to pay attention to your startup</p><p>27:15 Leveraging corporate seasonality36:06 Keep your team motivated when acquired by corporate</p><p>41:36 Corporate Seasonality</p>

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A weekly show where we bring you founders, builders and innovators to share their expertise on how they would overcome challenges and build products and tech businesses.

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