Startup Strategy
Startup Strategy
Five Startup Tips from The Beatles
There's a lot one can glean from lives and music of the Fab Four, and entrepreneurial advice is no exception. John Greathouse, partner at Rincon Venture Partners offers his favorite Beatles-inspired startup tips.
by John Greathouse
Startup Strategy
Brand Influence: Is Your Company Maximizing the Return on Its Efforts?
Over the last 4 weeks, I have written a series of posts on how to measure an individual’s online influence…
by Brandon Hickie Startup Strategy
Why Your Company Needs a Content Factory
If I asked you to close your eyes and imagine a content factory, what would you envision? Most of us…
by Kevin Cain Startup Strategy
Why Having a Unified Defect Tracking Process Matters
A defect tracking process is a critical component of product development and application lifecycle management, as customers and users are…
by Brandon Hickie Startup Strategy
Are You Looking or Not? Make Yourself Available To Interview
If you're looking for a job you need to be prepared to make yourself available for an interview. Here are suggestions for being as accomodating as possible.
by Meghan Maher Startup Strategy
The Best Email Prospecting Tactics
Email prospecting can extremely effective when done right. This post kicks off a series on the best tactics to get you started or help you improve.
by Ori Yankelev Startup Strategy
It’s All About Discoverability: Is SEO Dead? Does It Matter?
Is SEO dead? Is SMO the heir apparent? Does any of it really matter in the the long march towards discoverability?
by Jonathan CroweStartup Strategy
Can a Growing Company Grow Faster While Spending Less?
A lot of growing businesses face a common issue as they advance past the early stages of their development: How…
by Firas Raouf Startup Strategy
Content Marketing Lessons I Learned By Not Reading Fifty Shades of Grey
I've never read Fifty Shades of Grey, but the wildly popular novel has nevertheless taught me some important content marketing lessons that you should know. In this post I evaluate whether or not the novel should be considered good content.
by Kevin Cain