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I do business strategy for startups through topographical business maps. It's the best strategy tool out there and helps avoid costly mistakes. It also aides i
by pryelluw 8y ago
I do business strategy for startups through topographical business maps. It's the best strategy tool out there and helps avoid costly mistakes. It also aides in acquiring funding.
- puranjay 8y agoCurious how you go about that. Have a website?
- pryelluw 8y agoNo website. Just referrals. Every founder I've worked with will always talk to other people about it and share my contact info. Works great because I cannot do it full time at the moment. Email in profile if you have context-specific questions.
- october_sky 8y agoI googled "topographical business maps" and it's not clear to me what that is. Would you explain more?
- pryelluw 8y agoGoogle Wardley maps. There is a free book on medium from its creator Simon Wardley.
- ironSkillet 8y agoDo you mean "topological" business maps?
- pryelluw 8y agoNo, it's topographical. Look it up: Wardley mapping.
- 8innovate 8y agoCould you talk a bit more about what services you offer? Do you have more of a consulting relationship or are you offering a service at a set price? Also, one random question: do you find most of your clients are from the UK? For some reason I've always associated Wardley maps with the UK but I'm not sure if that's actually the case.
- pryelluw 8y ago1. Consulting. Mostly because you can't productize strategy. 2. No, US only. Wardley does originate in the UK. The US is slowly catching up. I predict this will be taught in college in 10 years.