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Tag: startup culture

  • The Direct To Consumer Business Trend (And How To Get In)

    The Direct To Consumer Business Trend (And How To Get In)

    With their sharp marketing and simplistic designs, they seem to have come out of no where: MVMT, Warby Parker, Casper, Everlane. Where the hell did all these direct-to-consumer companies come from and is there any room to begin your own? There is more hope than you think.

    didhedieyet

    December 11, 2018
    Disruptive Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Learning, Marketing Strategy, Society & Culture, Startup, Strategy
    business, business model, ecommerce, entrepreneurship, marketing, online marketing, retail, startup culture
  • 5 Dangerous Startup Lores (And How to Rise Above Them)

    5 Dangerous Startup Lores (And How to Rise Above Them)

    Lore: a story or fact passed between generations yet rarely questioned of its truth anymore. What lores do you believe? Whether you’re just starting your a company or a serial founder, you’ll find value in these 5 deceptively simple “startup lores” most fall for.

    didhedieyet

    June 9, 2018
    Disruptive Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Learning, Marketing Strategy, Society & Culture, Startup, Strategy
    business wisdom, entrepreneurship, growth hacking, marketing, marketing strategy, product development, product marketing, startup culture, strategy
  • The Beginner’s Guide To Conference Game: How To Meet Speakers

    The Beginner’s Guide To Conference Game: How To Meet Speakers

    It’s 10AM & Leah Busque, TaskRabbit Former Founder, is being bombarded by aspiring entrepreneurs at a conference. Like a gazelle preyed on by lions, this happens too often & leaves both sides disappointed. Well, here is your solution.

    didhedieyet

    March 15, 2018
    Communications, Entrepreneurship, Learning, Society & Culture, Startup, Strategy
    conference game, marketing strategy, networking, social dyamics, social skills, startup culture, strategy, thought leaders
 

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