timmy_k

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by timmy_k 16y ago
Thanks so much! Sent an email!
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What marketing tools/methods do you use for your startup?
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by timmy_k 16y ago
A mentor once asked his entrepreneurship class "How do people decide what a business is worth?" People threw out Cashflows, asset value, and other thoughts. He disagreed: to Ken a business is worth only what people are willing to pay for it
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by timmy_k 16y ago
It is an interesting idea. That being said, I feel like you can't charge people for what you provide. I think it is too much of a limiting factor for the user. Personally, my mind turned off after I looked at pricing. I checked the rest of
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by timmy_k 16y ago
It has strengthened our team for sure... chriswesallen and I are co-founders
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by timmy_k 16y ago
My answer is Woot.com... they sell the products of others in a very unique method. Additionally, they sell the attention of their audience with advertisements. Interesting stuff!
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by timmy_k 16y ago
I am just at the beginning of a bootstrapped company, and I just graduated too. First: Get ready to eat a lot of ramen noodles, unless you have rich parents or something. Second: Try to start making cash as quickly as possible. You'll need
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by timmy_k 16y ago
To begin, I've never had a 6 figure job. That being said: everything valuable in life comes at a great cost. Absolutely everything costs something. 6 figures should about cover that "great" cost. Ask: what are you living for? To sustain or
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by timmy_k 16y ago
I completely agree. Options, options, options. The internet is all about options. This stems from the fact that people would prefer to "Have it their way"... still waiting on BK to deliver that. When people online don't have options they fe
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by timmy_k 16y ago
Can anyone provide some examples of businesses that have successfully used more than one of these methods? We all know about Facebook, but let's look at businesses who fall under the Radar. I want to see what people say before I provide my