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- When it comes to pricing, your product should be cheaper than high-quality alternatives (people love telling their friends about a new, cheaper, product they discovered). However, your unit economics need to make sense: Don’t sell them a 1$ product for 50 cents!
from You don’t need a better product to succeed in D2C by Imad El Fay
- Say I was watching Emma Chamberlain in 2017, loved her YouTube content, and wanted to support her. In this theoretical example, let’s say she had a creator token and I bought some not only because I was such a fan, but also because I believed her popularity would continue to grow and I wanted to share in the upside.
from Bowie Bonds as Early Creator Tokens by Alana Levin
- Last week, I had a coffee with a publishing exec who told me he doesn’t mind the ads I run because they fit and they’re (often) written similarly to the content. The more human the ad, the better it performs. To me, that’s a form of personalization, even if there’s no proprietary “decisioning engine” crunching first-party data.
from Personalization by Brian Morrissey
- But how many look at the "public goods" funded in the crypto space and see their values reflected? What are the shared values of UNI holders, or Ethereans?
from Positive Sum Worlds: Remaking Public Goods by Sam Hart
- The second investment was in Twitter for $25k Often found himself working at Twitter on general tasks because he really needed the $25k back. Involved early on at Google, helped engineers without MBAs communicate with customers. After this, he embraced his generalist skills and entered into VC
from 20VC: Chris Sacca on Coming Out of Retirement To Unf**k The Planet with Lowercarbon, How Chris Evaluates His Relationship To Money Today, Why We Have Bred a Generation of Ass****... by Harry Stebbings
- -Provide creator education and training
from Building the Middle Class of the Creator Economy by Harvard Business Review
- After binge-watching the entire writing catalog of Masterclass in a few days, I’m not sure whether I’ve become a better writer, but I’ve sure become more eloquent talking about the “act of writing” when I attend my next book club.
from [FKPXLS] SPECIAL VOLUME: Embedded Education by Tina He
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