The best start is a simple one — I recommend if you haven’t yet, simply try charting different trends in your data. You will get hooked pretty quickly. Good luck, and we’d love to hear your suggestions in the comments.
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Any press is good press, right? Sort of… If you are an early stage startup and you are paying for a PR firm, it really might not be worth it. Over the last few months I have noticed an influx of emails coming from PR agencies who are representing early stage startups. First off, this is awesome; I love celebrating milestones and spreading the good word about your company. But when you are an earl
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A new company called Ahhha wants to change that. The goal is to take all those random idea and crowdsource the process of turning them into designs and products that you can actually make money from. People enter their ideas into the website, then other users can weigh in, voting ideas up or down and also contributing their own thoughts. In the tortilla example, someone could say, “Man, I...
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That was with 25 people last year. This year we’re doing it again but this time it’s going to be 150 people! I cannot tell you what ideas will be born at 60mph on a bus, but I can guarantee you that an amazing network of buspreneurs will emerge.
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Students may come up with great ideas and start a company, but they aren’t going to be able make it big unless they have the educational foundation. Maybe Zuckerberg lucked out by being at the right place at the right time, but he wasn’t born with the knowledge of how to grow a business. To build a business, you need to understand subjects like finance, marketing, intellectual property and corpor
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A lot of things about Facebook have been impressive, even by the Silicon Valley standards. Almost no other Valley company has reached so many people around the world so quickly. Few Valley companies have been considered important forces in causes as disparate as planning a party or a political uprising. Rarely has a kid in his early 20s held onto the CEO reins this long. And of course, no other...
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Sometimes I see a new service that launches free, and then asks users for pricing advice. The advice is inevitably for incredibly cheap, metered pricing, and often, the vendor actually tries to follow it. Later this same vendor, gaunt from starvation, will need to confront the pitchfork wielding mob and ask for a price increase.
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Many companies that failed started during the recent financial crisis (and continues to suffer through), and some startups highlighted the larger market negativity as a reason for their ultimate demise. The negativity either impacted investment funding (venture capital fell off a cliff in 2009) or the customers they were targeted as was the case for Untitled Partners who were building a platform
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To be an investor generally means you put your money in and then watch for returns, at a distance. To invest is to bet on work executed by others. So, starting up as an entrepreneur can feel like you're very much on the other side of that table. But in mulling over my own ideas, I've realized that I'm really my own first investor. While I may not be putting my own money into the one idea I...
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