EJ: What are you focused on next? After you close out the financing steps that you're
working on, what's the next thing that you're excited about building or doing
with Lawtrades
Raad: It's always doubling down on the product. Because we have such a strong
community with a really open feedback system, our customers tell us what features
they want. So there's the realm of just expanding out the suite of features that we
have. We're definitely interested in potentially offering some SaaS upgrades to what
exists on the dashboard already.
Because we're so integrated, we eliminate the need of using a lot of different software
and tools, because it can all happen in one shot on our platform, whether it's an ATS,
an interview scheduling system, a time logging system, or separate invoicing system-
we connect them all together.
We’ve definitely heard of other ad-ons and potential SaaS upgrades around that.
Over the long-term, I'm really excited about doubling down and dominating within
the legal space, but I think the tools that we're building are really applicable to many
other verticals around this professionals category beyond just legal.
The tools are universal. They're built for knowledge workers that think for a living,
they monetize their brains, they monetize their thoughts. This can apply to people
in finance. This can apply to people in management consulting positions. This can
apply to HR professionals.
If you take out the word Lawtrades and just use the product, it works across
anyone that's looking to become independent. Experimenting and tinkering
with this idea of building even bigger than what we originally thought is really
exciting to me.
As well, the idea of potentially offering a token and experimenting with the
incentives around that and continuing to further drill down on creative ideas
to get more people and more of our users being owners in the company is
really amazing.