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by ASquare 13y ago
Good shortlist of resources here: https://medium.com/great-reading-for-startup-founders/62ae4b...
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by ASquare 13y ago
Definitely check out Mixpanel. With respect to GA reports being confusing - while that may be the case, I wonder how much of that is an education issue. If you haven't checked them out yet, Justin Cutroni has quite a few helpful posts
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Super! I have seen that there is more activity during regular works hours (pacific time) - so I wouldn't necessarily be surprised if you posted it around now and it didn't get any play. It may mean a re-post at a "better&quot
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Just a suggestion: Cross post this on growthhackers.com The entire community is focused on marketing & a boatload of really good marketers hang out there. I suspect you may get more (additional) traction there.
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Diagnosing Tech Prices(blog.kanyi.me)
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Facebook: I’m Giving Up, You’ve Jumped The Shark(medium.com)
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Baring our souls on Secret(rosedefremery.com)
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Shipping an Empty Box – UX in the Enterprise(teehanlax.com)
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The Economist explains: The startup explosion(economist.com)
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How about using something like Google Tasks? https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/144246?hl=en Just create a group calender and away you go. https://support.google.com/a/answer/1626
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We use Trello for everything from managing development progress (big projects) to individual tasks and to dos. Have never felt for a moment that it's overkill etc for the day to day stuff to be honest. Given how flexible Trello is, we&
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How We Grew OkDork 200% with These Exact SEO Tips(okdork.com)
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“View mode” approach to responsive web design(medium.com)
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Evernote. https://evernote.com/webclipper/
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The One Thing Upworthy Can Do to Truly Blow Our Minds(medium.com)
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"I've already spoke some possible future corporate clients, all of them found it great and would like to use it after it's ready." If that's the case, then they should be willing to put their money where their mouth
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A Recipe of Viral Features Used by the Fastest Growing Startups(blog.kissmetrics.com)
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Cheat Codes for Your First Startup(medium.com)
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Great Startup Product Design Is Telepathic(tomtunguz.com)
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The same way it calls everyone you know your "friend"?
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Where to Find Authentic Entrepreneurs(blogs.hbr.org)
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Im always looking for what bugs me about doing xyz. Scratching your own itch is always a great place to start. So maybe keep a swipe file somewhere of notes on things that you think don't make sense/could be better. Once you have
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The time to have the difficult conversations is now - before you start anything. You'd rather put all your cards on the table including what you see as obstacles (include some of your own challenges/deficiencies in that mix). A g
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Five Great API Ecosystem Lessons from Evernote(blog.programmableweb.com)
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The question for me is whether the friend is in it for the earning or the learning? See this for more: http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com/2009/11/04/is-it-time-for...
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This would be a great question to ask on growthhackers.com (started by Sean Ellis - the guy that coined the phrase "growth hacker") . There's a lot of misconceptions and preconceived notions about what growth hacking and&#x2F
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Actionable Learning For Startup Founders [Collection on Medium](medium.com)
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2 things: a) Learn soft skills - that will contribute more than they think to career progress b) Learn transferable skills. If your chosen career doesn't work out, is there something you have that can be used by any industry? (e.g proj
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Slow cooker. A few minutes of prep in the morning = at least 5 days worth of food by the evening.
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The latter. Ideally you should always talk to potential users/customers first to validate if you you idea truly is one that solves a genuine problem (ie problem/solution fit). Only then go and build an MVP and test it with these s

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