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InfoChachkie
JUNE 3, 2013
John Lusk, along with his Co-Author Kyle Harrison, leveraged their humble company''s newsletter into The MouseDriver Chronicles , a New York Times bestselling book. Upon graduation from Wharton, John and Kyle launched a startup based upon a simple, pedestrian product: a computer mouse shaped like the head of a golf driver.
InfoChachkie
JUNE 3, 2013
John Lusk, along with his Co-Author Kyle Harrison, leveraged their humble company''s newsletter into The MouseDriver Chronicles , a New York Times bestselling book. Upon graduation from Wharton, John and Kyle launched a startup based upon a simple, pedestrian product: a computer mouse shaped like the head of a golf driver.
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InfoChachkie
DECEMBER 22, 2011
times and my email newsletter subscribers more than doubled. 10 Rookie Mistakes You Won’t Make. If you have not already signed up to my email newsletter, you can do so HERE. With the exception of the week of Thanksgiving, I published two entries every week during 2011. Multimedia And Syndication. Guy Kawasaki Interview.
Both Sides of the Table
OCTOBER 31, 2010
But what happened to me and what I think happens to others is that this tacit knowledge of how to sell your company’s products is not as institutionalized as you think. I know all of this, like most everything I learned about startups, from making mistakes at my first company. I learned this the hard way.
InfoChachkie
OCTOBER 24, 2011
According to financial columnist Daniel Solin, “One large study looked at more than 15,000 predictions by 237 market timing newsletters over a 12-year period. of the newsletters went bust.”. For instance, a product that enhances productivity can be sold as a revenue generator in an “up” market and as a cost saver in a “down” market.
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