Maria Carolina Suarez
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Maria Carolina Suarez
- The problem you solve for customers is increasingly one they can’t even articulate for themselves . The ones that are easy to understand have already been built and funded over the last 20 years. Building something of true excellence will require a hungrier engagement with the world—and that will have to start with developing superior taste.
from Want to Build? Technical Excellence Won’t Be Enough. by Evan Armstrong
Social Health Champions đź‘«: a free Slack space for startup founders to solve social connection and belonging problems. | Brandy Cerne posted on the topic | LinkedIn
- Community building has been a core part of internet functionality since the very first sites. For most of us, our first use of the internet was jumping into a community. The difference now is that Web3 allows all communities to launch, manage and grow native online economies together that enrich the lives of a broader stakeholder group than ever be... See more
from Venture Capital in a Decentralized World by Michael Lazerow
How can we reverse engineer the warm and fuzzy feeling people get when they experience your product, service, and community?
from Community = culture by Greg Isenberg
He told me that when Coke came to Canada, they took the same television ads, the same print ads, and they applied it broadly across Canada. The ad execs (who were probably based in Toronto) probably said, “If it works here, it’ll work everywhere.”
No.
It didn’t work in Quebec because people didn’t connect with it. The cultures were vastly different.
... See morefrom Community = culture by Greg Isenberg
The hallmark of an incredible community designer is to inspire routine interactions within the community. The best community designers understand that each interaction with the community makes them increasingly more connected to the community itself — and a supercharged community breeds subcultures within the community itself.
from Community = culture by Greg Isenberg
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