80 Essential Blogs for the Modern-Day Marketing Student | Online Colleges
Ok. 80? Let's say 20 of these are high value, and it's chunked into B2B, General, etc.categories.
Talk amongst yourselves.
Guy Kawasaki #win, but no Seth Godin.... de gustibus.
Been a tad busy driving forward with my friend Tommy Sower's campaign for Congress. The hubris of the failing insurance lobbyist Incumbent is ineffective, but amuses my 83 year old mother. Me? I take the high ground. As Tommy says, "Home is worth fighting for".
But, back to marketing and online social media. Which the Sowers campaign groks most excellently.
Above is an example of asocial media. Christabel chewing on Dumplin on top of Good Dog Red.
Showing posts with label Guy Kawasaki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guy Kawasaki. Show all posts
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Friday, November 20, 2009
Startup Funding FAQ From Y Combinator
A nicely written quick read on startup funding and dynamics at How to Fund a Startup
by Paul Graham of Y Combinator.
In 1995, Paul Graham and Robert Tappan Morris created the systems of Viaweb which became Yahoo Store (as shown in the Waback Machine from 1998.)
I've been following Y Combinator for a couple of years now; very refreshing perspectives. I particularly find his take on incubators spot on. Old post of mine Growing Startups has some other resources.
Adding on a copy of Guy Kawasaki's Reality Check would be a good "required reading kit" for the n00b or pro on either side of a deal.
My review of Reality Check
by Paul Graham of Y Combinator.
In 1995, Paul Graham and Robert Tappan Morris created the systems of Viaweb which became Yahoo Store (as shown in the Waback Machine from 1998.)
I've been following Y Combinator for a couple of years now; very refreshing perspectives. I particularly find his take on incubators spot on. Old post of mine Growing Startups has some other resources.
Adding on a copy of Guy Kawasaki's Reality Check would be a good "required reading kit" for the n00b or pro on either side of a deal.
My review of Reality Check
"This is one that I wish I had had during several startups. Long on common sense, and many good sources identified throughout "for further study.""
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