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Advice to the founders: (These things i learn in @startupschool by @ycombinator ):
1. Launch soon and launch again & again.
2. Talk to users and write code
3. Build something people want
4. Find 20 - 50 early customers who love your product and talk to them regularly.
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1. Launch soon and launch again & again.
2. Talk to users and write code
3. Build something people want
4. Find 20 - 50 early customers who love your product and talk to them regularly.
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5. Don& #39;t scale until you have build something people want.
6. Ignore your competitors, that is only waste of time.
7. Don& #39;t waste money on launch party, etc,
8. Growth is the result of great product.
9. (For Multiple founder) Your relationship matters most than you think.
6. Ignore your competitors, that is only waste of time.
7. Don& #39;t waste money on launch party, etc,
8. Growth is the result of great product.
9. (For Multiple founder) Your relationship matters most than you think.
10. Sometimes you have to not listen some customers. They might ask more.
11. Know, how to talk to customers? See - The mom Test -BOOKhttps://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="đź“”" title="Notizbuch mit verziertem Umschlag" aria-label="Emoji: Notizbuch mit verziertem Umschlag">
Anything else?
11. Know, how to talk to customers? See - The mom Test -BOOK
Anything else?
