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Aggregators have all three of the following characteristics; the absence of any one of them can result in a very successful business (in the case of Apple, arguably the most successful business in history), but it means said company is not an aggregator.
Stratechery by Ben Thompson • Defining Aggregators
Of course, the reality is more complex, and it’s better to think in terms of automation and autocomplete than vertical software and replacing designers, but whole layers of grunt work will be removed, just as they were with GUIs and SQL.
Benedict Evans • Benedict's Newsletter: No. 547
My ultimate productivity stack:
◆ @TextsHQ – manage DMs
◆ @mimestream – manage emails
◆ @typefully – manage tweets
◆ @calcom – manage meetings
◆ @copilotmoney – manage money
◆ @raycastapp – manage everything
◆ @cleanshot – screen... See more
I wrote/posted a new essay:
10 years after "Growth Hacking" - what’s changed, what’s new
https://t.co/M5Td452G5U
The rough outline below
⁃Growth hacks were abundant 10 years ago, and product was hard, but now it feels like the... See more
andrew chenx.comWhether you are focusing on user growth, customer growth, activity, or revenue, we go back to Paul Graham, who generally considers 5–7% Week-on-Week (WoW) growth to be a good indicator of progress, and 10% to be exceptional.
Andy Budd • The Growth Equation: How Early Stage Startups Can Build a Powerful Engine for Growth
The Pomp Podcast on Apple Podcasts
podcasts.apple.comI'm building a portfolio of internet companies with this tech stack:
Frontend: @nextjs
Backend: @supabase
Analytics: @posthog
Deployment: @vercel
Payments: @stripe
Emails: @loops
Automation: @zapier
Growth:... See more
Matt Espinoza ✦x.comPatrick O'Shaughnessy
@patrickoshaughnessy-6ce8