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Lucky enough to be with this crew, 20 years ago. Google TGIF organizer told me we had 5 minutes (“ha” I thought). The incomparable Michael Jones held…
Lucky enough to be with this crew, 20 years ago. Google TGIF organizer told me we had 5 minutes (“ha” I thought). The incomparable Michael Jones held…
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Now Hiring: VP, Product & Design at Niantic Spatial – Define the Future of Spatial AI Niantic Spatial is hiring a VP of Product & Design to help…
Now Hiring: VP, Product & Design at Niantic Spatial – Define the Future of Spatial AI Niantic Spatial is hiring a VP of Product & Design to help…
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Very excited for Halcyon Futures to be funding The Curve for the second year in a row. Can't wait for this one!
Very excited for Halcyon Futures to be funding The Curve for the second year in a row. Can't wait for this one!
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Experience & Education
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The Toughest Client Questions and How to Answer Them
Shopify
This article is my take on how to answer a few of the trickiest client questions I’ve had to answer, as the owner of an agency.
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How to Acquire Initial Clients for your B2B Startup
Techsauce, Medium
A guide to client acquisition for new founders.
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How To Launch Your Startup
Techsauce, Medium
A guide for new entrepreneurs launching their MVP.
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How To Validate Your Startup Idea
Techsauce, Medium
A guide on market validation for new entrepreneurs.
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Data Insight: Television Cord-Cutting
Forrester Research
The overall adoption of connected devices for online TV and video consumption is expected to increase dramatically over the next few years. Early-adopter consumers are already beginning to sever ties with their home TV service in favor of watching content on these devices: 11% reveal they are likely to "cut the TV programming cord" soon if they have not already done so. While emergence of this TV cord-cutting population is a noteworthy trend, not all consumers are as willing to give up their TV…
The overall adoption of connected devices for online TV and video consumption is expected to increase dramatically over the next few years. Early-adopter consumers are already beginning to sever ties with their home TV service in favor of watching content on these devices: 11% reveal they are likely to "cut the TV programming cord" soon if they have not already done so. While emergence of this TV cord-cutting population is a noteworthy trend, not all consumers are as willing to give up their TV service, as the value for features such as channel surfing, DVR, and on-demand content compel some to maintain TV programming.
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Data Insight: TV-Connected Internet
Forrester Research
Overall adoption of connected devices for online video consumption is expected to increase dramatically among US households in the coming years. The majority of consumers who watch online video on a TV currently do this through a connected game console or a PC. Forrester's ForecastView research predicts that nearly 40% of US households will have a connected TV in 2016; Internet-connected game consoles and Blu-ray players are the devices driving this connected-TV uptake.
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Data Insight: Online And Television Multitasking
Forrester Research
The proliferation of mobile and portable Internet-connected devices has made TV multitasking the norm: About four out of five online adults who own a laptop, smartphone, or tablet go online while watching television. TV multitasking offers companies the opportunity to coordinate television content with real-time Internet content accessed via laptop, smartphone, and tablet, but intensity of interaction differs by device.
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Data Insight: Reaching Kids Via Their Parents' Tablet
Forrester Research
As 2011 marked the rise of the tablet, youth gained access to the device via their parents. Three out of five parents who own a tablet share it with their children. Reaching youth through their parents' tablets is a viable strategy for companies or brands whose focus is youth.
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10 Ways to Get Early Users for your Consumer Startup
Techsauce, Medium
A guide to consumer user acquisition for new founders.
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We’re working with a new marketer, and one of the first questions they asked was: what’s that first “hell yeah” moment that wins over a Mantle…
We’re working with a new marketer, and one of the first questions they asked was: what’s that first “hell yeah” moment that wins over a Mantle…
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Is this thing still on? 🎙️🎙️ We have some news. Today ushered in the next era of Current Health. And we have to say: this one was unexpected…
Is this thing still on? 🎙️🎙️ We have some news. Today ushered in the next era of Current Health. And we have to say: this one was unexpected…
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The talent wars in AI are reaching new levels: -$100M signing bonuses (quote from Sam Altman) -$6B acquisition of Jony Ive and ~50 others by…
The talent wars in AI are reaching new levels: -$100M signing bonuses (quote from Sam Altman) -$6B acquisition of Jony Ive and ~50 others by…
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We're hiring! Join VMG Partners’ $400M Technology Fund this summer as a full-time Associate! We are seeking a dynamic individual who is passionate…
We're hiring! Join VMG Partners’ $400M Technology Fund this summer as a full-time Associate! We are seeking a dynamic individual who is passionate…
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Maropost is looking for a new Chief Revenue Officer! If you or someone you love deerly is looking for an amazing role to take us to 500m+ in revenue…
Maropost is looking for a new Chief Revenue Officer! If you or someone you love deerly is looking for an amazing role to take us to 500m+ in revenue…
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