Cracking the Code on Startup Product Pricing Strategiesby The Startups TeamYes, you should charge money for your product. But how? And how much? Continue
A Roadmap for Recognizing Great Ideasby The Startups TeamBefore you can build the next great idea, you have to recognize that idea in the first place. Here's how. Continue
Startup Idea Validation Is A Numbers Gameby The Startups TeamDon’t forget that validation is a numbers game. A few data points – even when that data is compelling as people literally giving you money for your product – doesn’t complete the picture of what the process will look like at scale.Continue
5 Tips To Improve Customer Experienceby Doug DosbergMake customers love your business by creating lasting relationships.Continue
The Apple Event Reminds Us Customer Centricity is Under Attackby Denny BrandtHow should customer-centric designers and engineers respond?Continue
Startup Branding 101by Niraj Ranjan RoutWhen it comes to marketing your business — branding is an old concept. Unfortunately, it is often one that few many startups utilize properly. Review these 7 tips to improve (or build!) your brand. Continue
5 Tips To Grow Your Startupby Hicham AmineIt might seem easy and appealing to talk about building a growth machine, but how can anyone start this process from scratch? Continue
When Should You Listen to Your Startup Mentor?by Emma McGowanThe right startup mentor can catapult your company to the next level. But when is their advice good -- and when should it be left on the table? Startup mentors and mentees break it down to basics. Continue
How To Find Your Billion Dollar Ideaby Alex KistenevThere is no silver bullet, the great idea can reach you everywhere: when you drive, go jogging, or during a brainstorming session. Nobody knows when it will happen next time. Stay focused and keep watching as hunters do.Continue
How To Create a More Human & Authentic Brandby Darshan MehtaAuthentic branding is about far more than a visionary slogan or eye-catching prices. It’s about selling a promise, an experience, an open hand — in other words, the rudiments to a relationship. Here are 3 steps to build a startup customers trust.Continue