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Six ways to make your site-app-product go viral.

Berkonomics

From its start in 2015, the number of registered users has “suddenly” climbed from 45 million in 2017 to a reported 300 million by the end of 2020. How do you make your product go viral? What are the elements needed to focus upon in making the attempt to take a product viral? Intrigued by the thought, I recently made a list.

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Why You Should Put Yourself Out There and Try New Products

Both Sides of the Table

In 2015 I opened up my Facebook page to the public. Here’s the thing: If you never try new product and new networks you’ll never learn anything. And honestly I love technology products and if you don’t try the newest stuff you’ll wake up an old person emailing from your Hotmail account with links to MapQuest over your dial-up AOL plan.

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How Snapchat Could Increase Team Production

Tech.Co

Being intentionally productive is something we all strive for, but often fail to achieve. After being disrupted with an email notification, an average person will need 23 minutes and 15 seconds to regain their focus again. Routine work is the worst enemy of productivity. Happy teams are productive teams.

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Products I Love to Use

Both Sides of the Table

I’m not trying to say my picks are great and other products aren’t and I’ll certainly forget some. But this is just a reflection midway in June 2015 of the some of the products I love, enjoy or use frequently, and am not an investor in. Surely that’s the worst way to remind yourself of a task.

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GrubMarket raises $60M as food delivery stays center stage

TechCrunch LA

GrubMarket , which provides a B2C platform for consumers to order produce and other food and home items for delivery, and a B2B service where it supplies grocery stores, meal-kit companies and other food tech startups with products that they resell, is today announcing that it has raised $60 million in a Series D round of funding.

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KPCB has already blown through much of the $600 million it raised last year

TechCrunch LA

Josh Kopelman of First Round Capital: we can look at every company we’ve ever funded, and learned that the time from first email/contact to term sheet has shrunk from 90 days in 2004 to just 9 today. — Dan Primack (@danprimack) January 29, 2020. And its new partners are clearly angling to make names for themselves. “KP

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Why We Invested in @FerrisApp – A New Kind of Video Sharing App

Both Sides of the Table

I wanted to spend the rest of the blog post telling you why we decided to fund the company, how we settled on the final product design and our unique way of launching the app. I was simply blown away by their long-term vision for building a video company that stood out both technically and from a product vision.

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