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Which Social Networks are for Entrepreneurs?

Startup Professionals Musings

For example, my personal interest is entrepreneurs, and MySpace is for tweens. Me going to MySpace is sort of like your parents crashing your high school prom – everyone is uncomfortable and neither side has any fun. Every social network, including MySpace, claims to be a mecca for business people to network and sell products.

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Why Entrepreneurs & VCs Should Focus on Basecamp, Not the Summit

Both Sides of the Table

Equally, I encouraged entrepreneurs to spend time getting to know their future VCs early because getting a feel for your chemistry is far more important than how the VC is ranked in some survey. Equally, I encouraged entrepreneurs to thoroughly reference check their VCs – you’ll learn much more from this than anything else.

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Effective Startup 360-Performance Reviews - Entrepreneurs Should Sanity Check Their Self-awareness

InfoChachkie

Remember all those terrible MySpace self-portraits? The MySpace teens liked the photos, in part, because they showed the mirror image of themselves which matched the adolescents’ self-images. . However, the image seen by everyone else, including a camera, is our actual image, rather than our reversed, mirrored reflection.

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Why You Should Put Yourself Out There and Try New Products

Both Sides of the Table

They thought it was like MySpace and why did I need a MySpace page? I had blogged when I was an entrepreneur. It was a break from information overload of Facebook. In 2006 I started using Facebook and most of my friends & colleagues thought I was strange. In 2008 I started VC blogging. I already have Facebook.”.

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Have you fallen into the buggy whip trap?

Berkonomics

Take for example, the public’s quick acceptance of Facebook, Instagram, Twitted and other social networking portals, leaving early leader MySpace wondering what happened to their comfortable lead and large fan base. With rapid sharing of information and recommendations, a fickle public can change its mass preferences seemingly in an instant.

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“Failure to Communicate” Lesson For Entrepreneurs

Startup Professionals Musings

Customers are bombarded from all angles today for information to improve their user experience, yet they need to protect highly personal things. Consider this real example I heard recently from some MBA students – “Let me introduce our newest tool, which we developed from ‘mashup’ technology, made popular by Facebook and MySpace.”

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The “buggy whip” trap.

Berkonomics

Take for example, the public’s quick acceptance of Facebook, Zinga, Mixi, and other social networking portals, leaving early leader MySpace wondering what happened to their comfortable lead and large fan base. With rapid sharing of information and recommendations, a fickle public can change its mass preferences seemingly in an instant.