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Hi, I read the whole thing and enjoyed it. I do feel that I can't give your "Lean Canvas" an honest appreciation unless I sit down and actually do one for my s
by jefflinwood 16y ago
Hi,
I read the whole thing and enjoyed it. I do feel that I can't give your "Lean Canvas" an honest appreciation unless I sit down and actually do one for my startup, but that's something I'd like to do after reading your book.
Is the book a lead-in for using your software? It wasn't clear to me after reading it that Lean Canvas was part of a web application that presumably costs $49/month. I think that should probably be at the beginning. Obviously, you can use the methodology without the web application, but maybe tie it in earlier somehow?
One suggestion for page 94 - from an SEO perspective, I'd suggest that you blog at http://www.yourcompany.com/blog http://www.yourcompany.com/blog instead of http://blog.yourcompany.com/ http://blog.yourcompany.com/ because the link juice doesn't transfer across domain names.
- ashmaurya 16y agoThanks jefflinwood. The book isn't a lead-in to LeanCanvas and I was/am conscious about not making the example in the book self-promotional. I wanted to pick a "real" example to which readers could relate and one that I had recently built. The software would most likely be bundled with the book. As a standalone it wouldn't cost $49/mo but more like $14/mo (still early to tell). Thanks for the SEO tip.
- ashmaurya 16y agoIf you'd like early access to LeanCanvas, please drop me a line ash@wiredreach.com