Showing posts with label friday feeding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label friday feeding. Show all posts

Friday, 7 March 2014

Friday Feeding Vol. 2

Each Friday I post an article highlighting the 5 best posts that I've read over the week that I'd like to share.

Here's Volume 2...

Oliver Emberton @oliveremberton
If you’re not pissing someone off, you probably aren’t doing anything important
- The biggest smiles of the week by far from this blog post. An good point made well.  In fact, hilarious.

Forbes @forbes
The Future of Venture Capital, Tech Valuations and the Fate of Tech Incumbents - Conversation with Bill Janeway
- Interesting interview with Bill Janeway of Warburg Pincus bringing 40 years of experience to the table

Kinjal Adeshara via Brandwatch @adeshara_kinjal
10 Powerful Ecommerce Marketing Trends that will Dominate 2014
- Trends in the eCommerce space to be aware of, useful overview

Teresa Torres @ttorres
The 3 Pillars of Building Great Products
- sound advice for Product Managers, especially those running teams

Pedro Pereira  @InovPedro
TOP UK Startup Events
- A very useful list of UK events relevant to startups and internet businesses

Friday, 28 February 2014

Friday Feeding Vol 1.

Each Friday I will post an article highlighting the 5 best posts that I've read over the week that I'd like to share. 

Here's Volume 1...

Steve Blank @sgblank
- Steve explains the model he uses to explain the 9 phases a startup goes through from idea to being ready for investment

Guy Turner via Red Rocket Ventures Blog @guyhturner
- Great article with a simple framework that can be used to evaluate whether a startup business model is likely to work, particularly useful for considering sales channel versus pricing strategy

Nic Brisbourne at Forward Partners @brisbourne
- The exit of the year so far and one great photo sums it up

First Round Review @firstround
- tips from Oren Jacob, ex-Pixar and co-founder of ToyTalk highlights some great storytelling tips which if used well by entrepreneurs can really help a pitch come alive

John Maeda via KPCB @johnmaeda
- Product and design are increasingly core to success and will be the key comptetency that matters.  Thinking of design in a holistic way matters.  In terms of practically what that means, John suggests 3 great principles to bear in mind