Category: Opportunity Assessment

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Adam Toren

Great list of common mistakes when starting your business.
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John Jantsch

If you consider the following attributes before you start thinking about creating or realigning your business, you might come to understand how to turn your start-up into a sure fire success.
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Steve Blank

Understanding the process of competing against big and/or existing competitors is always a challenge.
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Om Malik

@Om
Om talks about how the feemium model can work for startups using specific examples: Evernote, Remember the Milk, and Dropbox
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Chris Brogan

@ChrisBrogan
Chris examines quite a few ways you can compete and beat the competition
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Sarah Lacy

Advice and insight from an interview with Y Combinator's Paul Graham: Get your product out there, what Y Combinators could go public and comments on starting up during a recession.
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Paul Graham

I sent all the founders an email asking what surprised them about starting a startup. it was remarkable how often several people had been surprised by exactly the same thing. These were the biggest.
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Dharmesh Shah, CTO of Hubspot

Dharmesh examines the problem for many internet startups: a lack of plans for making profit. He then discusses the thought process for properly planning a business to make a profit.
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Dave McClure

Great overview in a slideshare presentation of how to make your startup successful.
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Mike Feinstein

Q: What's the one thing in common among every business plan that has ever been pitched to an investor? A: The plan is wrong. The key is adapting. Mike provides some tips for doing so.