Sublime
An inspiration engine for ideas
12 Lessons From 5 Years of Running a Tech Meetup
12 lessons from 5 years of running a tech meetupdavekiss.comWith nothing more than an idea and a passion for making things happen, I started a new group on meetup.com called We Make the Internet, and began promoting the first social event at one of my favorite Cleveland breweries, Noble Beast. It was clear that the community was hungry for this kind of thing: about 40 people showed up to that first event.
12 Lessons From 5 Years of Running a Tech Meetup
- 1) plausible deniability: if you say we're here to make friends, friendship doesn't happen. if you say we're here to research or talk about niche topic x and y, friendships always form. same applies to dating.
- 2) communities are built from strong 1-1 relationships. as an e
Patricia Mou • 40 pieces of "advice"
I hate conferences.
So I just hosted one a few days ago.
And I made it not suck.
Here's what I did:
One morning, a few months ago, I randomly decided I was going to host an event.
With zero planning, I twe... See more
Andrew Wilkinsonx.comAfter 5 years of writing online, there are only 5 core principles that permeate all of my work:
1. Learn in public
2. Default to curiosity
3. Fall in love with problems
4. Give now to grow long term
5. Maintain flexible consistency
Anne-Laure Le Cunffx.comHow to win on the internet:
1. Marry the niche, date the product
2. Make a meme page. Understand the meme culture, own the community, use the insights for a product you'll sell
3. Educate over entertain. You can have more fun entertaining, you can make more money... See more
GREG ISENBERGx.com