Startup
67 notes, 2010 to 2026 · page 3 of 7
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Business ideas are worthless
Ideas are seen as the starting point of successful businesses. The truths is that the initial idea doesn’t really count in the success of a …
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Survivorship bias: the planes that came back
“My product is better than their product, so I’ll succeed.” “If I focus on my unhappy customers, I’ll be able to retain them and decrease my churn rate.” …
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Learn from startups that almost made it
Failory publishes long interviews with founders of startups that failed, and of some that succeeded: how the company started, how it grew, what went wrong …
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All business plans are the same, and they are all wrong
As Niels Bohr said: “Predictions are very difficult, especially if it's about the future…” Don’t follow a wrong plan that will lead you to fail.
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J’ai bootstrappé mon business model. Mon MVP a de la traction chez mes early adopters !
C’est parce qu’on a pivoté pour trouver notre growth engine. Et là c’est le Product Market Fit ! …vous pouvez répéter ? Bienvenue dans l’univers Lean Startup, …
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The Culture Map in action
This is what I learned using the Culture Map tool with a corporate team. First a bit of context: I have been following Dave Gray’s …
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Besoin de business plan pour sa startup ? Les débuts de Gemmyo
Révolutionner la joaillerie française en lui donnant une image jeune et branchée. C’était le pari de Pauline, Charif et Malek qui ont créé Gemmyo en …
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Starting on the right track with the Innovation Canvas
Over the past years, I have used both the Business Model Canvas and the Lean Canvas on hundreds of projects. Those canvases have helped me …
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It’s price before product. Period.
First Round Review interview with Madhavan Ramanujam, pricing partner at Simon-Kucher: design the product around what customers value and are willing to …
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When to focus on growth?
So, at the Lean Startup Unconference in San Francisco, David Binetti was holding a session on How to know when to step on the gas …
