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Dec 27, 2007View in Crawl 4
Learn to crawl before you can walk and then learn to wipe your rear end.TIP 1: Find a unique idea.TIP 2: Find the $10 million required to finance your idea to a commercial level.
Great Article, but seems to be hedging. i.e.do all the old ways and do the new web 2.0 ways. Need to prioreterize for cos. that have limited cash, or at an early stage.
This is a truly great list. In fact, it is the best and most concise that I've seen. My only comment is about trade shows and conferences. Pick a conference or trade show where your firm matters, too many companies try to make a splash while competing with large, public companies. It doesn't work; smaller firms get lost. DEMO and similar conferences are very targeted to announcement of start-up tech firms.
Closed AccountDec 28, 2007
Learn to crawl before you can walk and then learn to wipe your rear end.TIP 1: Find a unique idea.TIP 2: Find the $10 million required to finance your idea to a commercial level.
stolenflipflopsJan 27, 2008
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neil2007Feb 16, 2008
Great Article, but seems to be hedging. i.e.do all the old ways and do the new web 2.0 ways. Need to prioreterize for cos. that have limited cash, or at an early stage.
jimcarusoMar 21, 2008
This is a truly great list. In fact, it is the best and most concise that I've seen. My only comment is about trade shows and conferences. Pick a conference or trade show where your firm matters, too many companies try to make a splash while competing with large, public companies. It doesn't work; smaller firms get lost. DEMO and similar conferences are very targeted to announcement of start-up tech firms.