danielhonigman

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Groupthink: The brainstorming myth(newyorker.com)
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4 Simple Pitch Tips that Will Bring Investors to Your Startup(inc.com)
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Apple Employees, We Know You’re All Lying About the iPhone 6(secondcitynetwork.com)
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The Trick to Building a Million-Dollar App(blog.startapp.com)
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What to expect on your first day working for a startup(techrepublic.com)
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Microsoft cuts will also hit ‘shadow workforce,’ going beyond announced layoffs(geekwire.com)
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Celebrities and Brands Only for Facebook’s New ‘Mentions’ iOS App(blogs.wsj.com)
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
In addition to these sites, start volunteering for local/nearby charities. You'll find that it's a good way to build up your network (why do you think so many execs are on nonprofit boards?) and your credibility within the no
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
We blog for a number of reasons. Since we run a B2B business, we'll write about topics of interest (i.e. issues in the B2B or software space), our community/users and the company, as appropriate. Check it out: http://ab
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What I Learned After I Published My Twitter Password(blogs.wsj.com)
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Orphaned and Homeless, How This Self-Taught Tech Founded an Empire(entrepreneur.com)
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
What happens then? Are they just there to take down your opinion?
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
Go to Google. Search for your favorite companies. See if they have Google Places pages, Facebook pages or websites. Chances are some of the smaller ones won't have the latter.
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
We have a few contributors for the G2 Crowd blog ( http://about.g2crowd.com/blog ), but it's a great place not only for sharing company news, POVs, media coverage and more, but to publish highlights from your user/c
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Body-Language Tricks to Make Anyone Instantly Like You(entrepreneur.com)
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Microsoft’s massive mobile problem – and opportunity – in two charts(qz.com)
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The voice of Hulu has been fired(qz.com)
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Meet the Couple Who Could Be the First Humans to Travel to Mars(wired.com)
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
Apologies. Nothing came up when I searched for it!
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A Social Network with No Members, But a $6 Billion Valuation(blogs.wsj.com)
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
...you overhear someone challenging someone else to a math-off.
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You know you work for a startup when
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Top 21 free business tools(marktartz.com)
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
This is critical. As a marketer, I've seen - far too often, mind you - a severe disconnect between the perception of one's customers, and the reality. Not saying that you need to have full personas, in which you include ALL motiva
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
Agreed!
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
Very robust answer. Thanks for taking the time to respond!
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
Good point. They don't stay long, and they likely won't sign up for anything. If you get a big spike from SU visits, it could take down the site. And you'll have nothing to show for it.
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
Thought they'd be bad against Germany without Neymar. Didn't think they were THIS much of a one-man team.
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Marketing your startup: What's on your checklist?
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by danielhonigman 12y ago
Agreed. However, if you're working for someone else, in order to do that, you need to have shown value beyond the time you're taking off. So if you take a year, it's making sure beforehand you've made your company the di

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