Vyara Ndejuru
@vyarandejuru
we’ll see I guess
Vyara Ndejuru
- Whatever their differences, there seems to be broad agreement that we’re in a moment of political flux and that the debates of today are unlikely to persist in the coming decades. Some see an inevitable future of world-spanning super-intelligences and others radical crypto-powered decentralization. But you don’t have to embrace such determinism to ... See more
from Political Ideologies for the 21st Century - RadicalxChange by Glen Weyl
- A Blueprint for Community Management and Growth
from Growing Crypto Communities by xKepler
- Too often, companies view community as a nice-to-have, an add-on to the GTM efforts. In this approach, instead of elevating the community to a role of unique influence, the community program is often co-opted by the goals of other teams, and is expected to influence core business outcomes. But the lens of business metrics is NOT the best or o... See more
from Community ≠ Marketing: Why We Need Go-to-Community, Not Just Go-to-Market by Patrick Woods
- Outcomes for go-to-community need to be measured by the growth and retention of the community itself, as well as by less tangible but equally important qualities such as the number of new relationships, the amount of trust developed, or even degree of self-actualization. Incentives are where it all comes together; “show me the incentive and I will ... See more
from Community ≠ Marketing: Why We Need Go-to-Community, Not Just Go-to-Market by Patrick Woods
- GO DIRECT: THE MANIFESTO I. TRADITIONAL PR IS DEAD. For too long, founders have yielded control over their narratives to media and middlemen. Before the internet, it was by necessity. The way to reach large audiences was through the media, and the way to get media coverage was… Show more
The best spokesperson for any endeavor is not the one who has the most polish, the longest tenure, or the “right” credentials. It’s the person who holds the secret knowledge upon which the enterprise is built, the person who can not only describe the idea but, in the face of inevitable opposition, fight for it and win.
Founders need to take their narrative as seriously as they take the rockets or robots. They would never outsource their product — and when it comes to convincing others to support the mission, the story is the product. Outsourcing comms is as bad as outsourcing code. As evangelists, founders are irreplaceable.
Stoicism is the domestication, not the elimination, of emotions
The Taste Economy is the idea that there are essentially only three business moats: proprietary technology, supply chain innovation and taste.
Daisy Alioto
- Discusses new model of Curating community and inspiring a community-owned business model in the new and improved web3 firm.
from From Minimal Viable Product to Minimal Viable Community by Medium