Startup Grind

AUGUST 26, 2018

Social media has become an integral part of people's daily routines, we are addicted to it logging in and checking our feeds and getting likes on social platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. And, they were designed that way. Despite the recent Facebook data scandals, people have become so reliant on interacting on them, that for most people deleting their accounts is not very easy.

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Entrepreneurs' Organization

AUGUST 29, 2018

Written for EO by Michael Neidert. Never underestimate the value of understanding sales and marketing best practices—even if you don’t consider yourself a “sales person.” Plus, today’s tech landscape makes digital marketing basics required learning. Sales and marketing can take years to learn and perfect. No problem. Below are nine podcasts that will kickstart your knowledge to help you close more deals and work flawlessly with creative and sales teams. .

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Haystack

AUGUST 31, 2018

It’s been a summer of change. I had been meaning for weeks to write a longer post on scooters, as an attempt to collect my thoughts on the topic, specifically around the market size, unit economics, and defensibility– but life got in the way. (Perhaps one day I will write that post.). Let me state upfront that I am pro-scooters. It is incredible to see the category explode onto the scene, it is incredible to see consumer demand for getting from Point A to Point B, and yet consumers d

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Tomasz Tunguz

AUGUST 25, 2018

Salesforce is worth $113 billion. 1% of $113 billion is $1.13 billion. ServiceNow is worth $34B and Workday is worth $33B. 3% of $33-34B is $1B. Atlassian is worth $20.5B. 5% of $20.5B is $1B. Why am I doing all this simple math you might ask? We have reached a point in SaaS where a small fraction of an incumbent is a billion-dollar company. If you start a business tomorrow that is able to cleave 1% of revenue from Salesforce, you will have built a billion-dollar business. 1% is not that much.

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Forward Cities

AUGUST 27, 2018

The post In All Its Forms: Ford’s VP of Inclusive Economies Talks Strategy appeared first on Forward Cities.

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Haystack

AUGUST 25, 2018

A few weeks ago, I sat in “the red chair” of Recode Media’s Decode Podcast recording studio in San Francisco. Most tech podcasts I’ve been on are usually recorded in some back room or startup side room, but not this episode… no, no. Recode’s senior finance reporter, Teddy Schleifer , was kind enough to host me on the famous “Recode Decode” podcast and the episode aired today.

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Tomasz Tunguz

AUGUST 29, 2018

In a post earlier this week, I argued 1% of Salesforce’s revenues creates a unicorn. More broadly, I said that the biggest SaaS companies are so large, that they must have underserved customer segments. And there is an opportunity for a startup to identify that underserved segment, build a product to serve it better, and build a unicorn. I received a lot of comments about this post, but not the kind that I expected.

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Forward Cities

AUGUST 27, 2018

The post Q&A: Pam Lewis on New Economy Initiative appeared first on Forward Cities.

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Entrepreneurs' Organization

AUGUST 31, 2018

Written for EO by Frank Fantozzi, president and founder of Planned Financial Services, with offices in Brecksville and Beachwood, Ohio. . Many wealthy people are in the best financial shape of their life. Buoyed by the second longest bull market in history, the lowest debt ratio on their balance sheets and growing compensation, why then do so many of these individuals feel the pressure to keep going?

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Founders Coop

AUGUST 27, 2018

When Rudy Giuliani declared “Truth isn’t truth” in defense of Donald Trump, I cringed. Not just for the obvious reasons, but because as I absorbed the absurdity of his statement, it hit uncomfortably close to home. How do startup leaders think about truth, especially in the age of Theranos? What’s a true statement in or about a startup? Things move so fast (especially in the really early and high growth phases) that something that is true today often isn’t true tomorrow.

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Berkonomics

AUGUST 30, 2018

I am a gadget freak, often purchasing new technologies in their first release. And my closet is full of such gadgets, from early pen-based computers to early brick-sized cell phones to an electronic handwriting recognition pad received as a gift to test. These early dives into new technologies serve a purpose for me. They keep me at the leading edge of new development as it is productized, even before mass production.

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Forward Cities

AUGUST 27, 2018

The post The Rise of Black-Owned Co-Working Spaces appeared first on Forward Cities.

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