Lean Startup
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What to read after reading the ‘Lean Startup’
I sometimes get asked for recommendations on what to read after the Lean Startup. Here are a few resources I found useful: The 4 Steps …
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The investment readiness level (Steve Blank)
Steve Blank proposes the investment readiness level, a way for investors to judge startups at demo days on evidence rather than on demos, slides and …
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Stop building, start listening: 167 customer interviews before launch
A founder recounts how his team spent four months interviewing 167 potential customers before launching: validating the idea, identifying the right …
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An MVP is not a cheaper product, it’s about smart learning (Steve Blank)
Steve Blank: a minimum viable product is not always a smaller, cheaper version of the final product. With a startup planning to fly drones with …
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Five successful startups that started as blogs
Fast Company: a blog post can be the quickest MVP. Several startups validated their idea by writing first, such as Danielle Morrill, whose essays ranking …
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3 lessons from 3 years on the App Store
Robleh Jama, founder of Tiny Hearts, shares three lessons from three years of making apps: version 1 is only the start, as ongoing development and …
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The one metric you need to track – Lean Analytics
I recently finished another online course: Lean Analytics by Alistair Croll & Ben Yoskovitz, authors of the book of the same name. Those guys are …
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Getting your first customers – simplified customer development
Sometimes startups come to me with this problem: we have created this great service, how can we get our first customers. Those startups quite often …
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What Ash Maurya told us in Paris
Startup people in Paris had a dilemma this week – choosing between two events on the same night: hear the good words from Ash Maurya …
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A PowerPoint template for the Lean Canvas
So, the Lean Canvas is making its way into people’s minds. You can create and edit yours on the Lean Stack website. I had a …