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Episode 17 of the āGet Togetherā podcast with Courtland Allen
Big things start small: How Substack sparked its early community ofwriters ā Get Together Book
In 2005, sixteen-year-old Patrick Collison (Patrick is the cofounder of Stripe) did what many high school nerds do and participated in the Young Scientist Of The Year competition. As a young teen, he leveraged it to build his app "Isaac" (his entry to the competition). Isaac is what we would call today a chatbotā¦.in 2005, chatbots weren't a thingā¦.... See more
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Reddit does allow you to reach highly specific audiences and may do well in your early adopter audience, but Redditors tend to be highly suspicious of marketing that smells like marketing, so authenticity and realism are crucial to an effective ad on the platform. Test
Andy Budd ā¢ The Growth Equation: How Early Stage Startups Can Build a Powerful Engine for Growth
Calm is one of those companies that seems obvious in hindsight. When they got started in 2012, there were already 20m American who practice meditations and the Semel Institute of Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA had a modestly popular meditation audio-files you could download on your MP3 Player/iPod. But when Alex Tew first came up with the
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