Tactician_Pro

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How to come up with a name for your startup that makes competitors wince(techcrunch.com)
2 points by Tactician_Pro 3y ago|1 comments
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by Tactician_Pro 3y ago
David Placek, Founder of Lexicon Branding, wrote an article called "Crafting unforgettable startup names that resonate, inspire thought, and make competitors wince" on Techcrunch+ I've summarized it below. Names Should Stimul
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How to build a Tech startup with no technical skills by Siebel and Caldwell(youtube.com)
1 points by Tactician_Pro 3y ago|1 comments
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by Tactician_Pro 3y ago
Summary here: On Embracing the Startup Adventure: "They don't realise you're offering Adventure, you're offering the unknown. An adventure isn't here's my idea for a social network for dogs, will you build my w
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by Tactician_Pro 3y ago
Wow. Imagine if every company paid their due of taxes :)
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Notes on how Supercell is run (valued at $32M per employee)(invertedpassion.com)
4 points by Tactician_Pro 3y ago|3 comments
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by Tactician_Pro 3y ago
Paras Chopra, Founder at Nintee (digital health startup), points out that Supercell (the company behind the massively popular Clash of Clans game) is valued at $32M per employee, reminding us of how important prioritising long term revenue
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The 10x rule Why better is not enough(feeltheboot.com)
3 points by Tactician_Pro 3y ago|1 comments
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by Tactician_Pro 3y ago
Why your solution needs to be 10x better than the incumbent: "Your solution needs to be so amazing that, even if you collapse in eighteen months, nobody will question the decision to buy from you." "The purchaser can look eve