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Startup Professionals Musings
JANUARY 4, 2023
These days it is often more about being unique than being valuable. With social media, you can interact more precisely and create custom products and marketing to be almost all things to all people. The broad-brush push-marketing is no longer competitive. The very best marketing is word-of-mouth from your very happy customers.
Startup Professionals Musings
APRIL 10, 2020
These days it is often more about being unique than being valuable. With social media, you can interact more precisely and create custom products and marketing to be almost all things to all people. The broad-brush push-marketing is no longer competitive. The very best marketing is word-of-mouth from your very happy customers.
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JUNE 3, 2022
billion company in the brutally competitive beauty industry, especially one with such broad appeal. They all seem to have slightly similar journeys, like they run consumer brands, maybe [have] slightly problematic racial politics, and some kind of takedown piece [is written about them]. That’s like the PR trope.”.
Startup Professionals Musings
DECEMBER 10, 2014
These days it is often more about being unique than being valuable. With social media, you can interact more precisely and create custom products and marketing to be almost all things to all people. The broad-brush push-marketing is no longer competitive. The very best marketing is word-of-mouth from your very happy customers.
Startup Professionals Musings
NOVEMBER 21, 2016
Others, like Guy Kawasaki , have irreverently called some of these “entrepreneur lies,” but I prefer to think of them as innocent enhancements or omissions that can kill your deal. They expect to hear about founders and team member’s prior experience in building a startup, and knowledge in the relevant solution domain. Skip the hype.
Startup Professionals Musings
AUGUST 29, 2011
Other writers, like Guy Kawasaki, have irreverently called some of these “entrepreneur lies,” but I prefer to think of them as innocent over-enthusiasm or over-confidence that can kill your deal. It always amazes me how an entrepreneur can define his market opportunity so broadly, then assess his competition so narrowly in the next breath.
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