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Founders at Work is a good book of web startup case studies. Are there others? What I really want is a place where people who run web startups post, "here's so
by brlewis 16y ago
Founders at Work is a good book of web startup case studies. Are there others?
What I really want is a place where people who run web startups post, "here's something I did to improve my product" and "here's something I did to reach my market" with specifics about their product and market. That's how I could build a mental database of "chunks".
HN is often too high-level (acquisitions, financing) or too low-level (programming techniques) and not right at that chunk level.
- minouye 16y agoMixergy often has highly actionable information based on the interviews that Andrew does. If you find interviews that are relevant to your industry/product/vertical, they can be really helpful.
- AndrewWarner 16y agoThanks. I try to model my interviews on JL's work.
- dabent 16y agoThe "Traction" podcasts by Gabriel Weinberg are very good. http://tractionbook.com/ http://tractionbook.com/ They have real discussions of what people did to get their business going.
- ahoyhere 16y agoI strongly encourage you to bridge out beyond just "startup" media. It's not as if the idea of beginning a company from nothing is a new concept these past 5 years.