Mo Shafieeha

There is a template of pricing in the main link.

Taking an idea from concept to business means moving through a series of gates. In the Silicon Valley model, the gates look something like this:

1. Develop an initial product concept and launch a Minimum Viable Product (MVP).


2. Iterate on MVP to reach product/market fit.


3. Scale up.


4. Cash-out.

4. Create FOMO to drive word-of-mouth.Key questions: Does your product rely on UGC? Consider curating the early community. / Is your product innately social? Consider relying on existing users to invite new users.Instagram, Pinterest, and Clubhouse are examples of platforms that made their early communities exclusive. In another way, Robinhood and... See more

After his startup was acquired, Tuhin Srivastava was only a few months into unemployment when I met him at Greylock. During the discussion that led to Baseten, we spent several hours discussing it, and I found the diagram that he had recreated in some form many times over the past two years from our first meeting notes. I have been searching for a... See more

4. Podcasts Edutainment podcasts are also popular. Podcasts are refined versions of information and news. Podcasts cover a wide range of topics and are delivered by professionals who are skilled speakers who can keep listeners interested. Professionals or guest speakers often speak. Podcasts are easy to listen to while driving, travelling, or doing... See more

thoughts on geo for businesses and apps, in honor of Geography Awareness Week