SaintSal

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If it can’t scale, can it spread?(leanca.mp)
2 points by SaintSal 15y ago|0 comments
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by SaintSal 15y ago
Awesome! Is this something you could sell on Etsy or Kickstarter?
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by SaintSal 15y ago
I'm sure some guys at the UCL Hatchery would be willing to help spread the word too. Email me at smile@saintsal.com and I'll put you guys in touch.
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by SaintSal 15y ago
Location is a good point. Never underestimate the laziness of students when it comes to transit. They're used to living in a village.
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by SaintSal 15y ago
+1 on the guest lecture point. UCL runs a guest lecture series with founders, but that's focused on business students. This could be shared with other departments like CS and Design.
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by SaintSal 15y ago
No doubt the attraction of big companies is strong for grads, and for good reasons. A positive observation is that post-grad Entrepreneurship programs attract a lot of people who went straight to big companies and then figured out that star
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by SaintSal 16y ago
This reminds me of when the Canadian RIAA (CRIA) successfully campaigned the Canadian government for a "levy" on all blank data media in 2002. They wanted to charge an extra $21 per GB on CDs, DVDs and hard drives in digital media player -
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by SaintSal 16y ago
David Heinemeier Hansson of 37 Signals made the same point about pricing at SXSW last year. He encouraged people to charge more, and pointed out that 37 Signals' experience is that the quality of customer feedback and customer relationship
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by SaintSal 16y ago
Good post. Points out the real need of other methodologies like Customer Development and Business Model Generation for finding profitable product/market fit. Leancamp's a good example of this too. It has product/market fit, and passes the
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by SaintSal 16y ago
Great point, and a lesson that has already been learned (in a positive way) by the insurance business in England. Elephant & Castle was once an area in London where you couldn't get insurance easily, if at all. It took the founder of a