Jordan Bester

- Pinterest is a prime example of a fast growing company that relies on UGC as their main acquisition channel. When a retained Pinterest user creates a new pin and adds descriptive tags, Google indexes the pin. When people search and land on it, this experience introduces new users to Pinterest, and some percentage of those people sign up. Some... See more

Even though it looks like the project you invested in, no legitimate project will ever send you a DM as an announcement for minting, drops or giveaways. All the announcements happen in one of their official channels, so please do not respond or interact with any DMs, even if they seem like they’re from an official member of any team — they never

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DAOs may be used to tackle hard problems. DAOs can do more than simply bid for the US Constitution; they may be how the next life-saving drug is developed. VitaDAO, committed to researching longevity, may prove to be a pioneer in the budding "DeSci" movement.

4. Make sharing easy and rewarding: - From a product perspective, product love drives adoption, which drives retention, which drives people to love the product even more, and as a consequence bring more people into it. It compounds, therefore grows exponentially. And as your users “spread” the love, you don’t need to build it over and over again,... See more

- Similar strategies can be particularly useful for building new exercise habits.

- Dr. Seuss took the bet and won. The result was a little book called Green Eggs and Ham. Since publication, Green Eggs and Ham has sold more than 200 million copies, making it the most popular of Seuss’s works and one of the best-selling children’s books in history." - James Clear

" Mundane as it sounds, that's the most powerful motivator of all, not just in startups, but in most ambitious undertakings: to be genuinely interested in what you're building. This is what really drives billionaires, or at least the ones who become billionaires from starting companies. The company is their project. "

"When building communities, one mistake people can make is not being in the community and not having a sense of what the real problems are and the instincts that guide product,"