Emilie Kormienko

Articulating your go-to-market strategy will help you:  To create clarity: establishing the context of your market (reason for being of your business, the alternatives, your customers, and their needs…).  To focus: narrowing down the opportunities and removing distractions.  Put your plan in motion: by turning your strategy into actionable... See more

I've met so many creators—including outwardly successful ones making a great living—who are unhappy, and who feel trapped. They joined the creator economy to pursue a life of freedom and creativity and connection. So they followed all the rules and Best Practices. They did everything right, yet still ended up constructing a prison for themselves,... See more

In web3, ownership and control is decentralized. Users and builders can own pieces of internet services by owning tokens, both non-fungible (NFTs) and fungible.Tokens give users property rights: the ability to own a piece of the internet.

C. THI NGUYEN: The structure of games is not that the points are valuable, but that the attempt to get those points, the attempts to win the game and the game’s terms sculpt some kind of interesting or beautiful activity. 

There’s nothing wrong with spelling things out in detail for people if your product needs to be complex, but remember that the longer the onboarding process, the more necessary it will be to show new users some form of progress throughout it.

Option #2: The involved approach: If your product requires the curation of information from a user, a nice way to begin the onboarding process is to promise the personalisation of the experience based on the answers to a few questions about them.

A degree or credential doesn't necessarily mean someone is more creative in that field.

When onboarding is designed correctly, it increases the likelihood of successful adoption, and can drive major growth and retention for your product.