The 7 Day Startup: You Don't Learn Until You Launch
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (930 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071F68WCV |
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| Number of Pages | : | 451 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
In it, you will learn: 1. How to choose a business name, fast 4. How to evaluate your business idea 3. Ten proven ways to market a business quickly And much, much more.. How to build a website in 1 day for under $100 5. From generating ideas to gaining your first paying customers, The 7 Day Startup is the bootstrapper's bible for launching your next product. Why validation isn't the answer 2
Changed my entire perspective on startups - and will save me huge amounts of time and effort. Martin Pavion In short - a very valuable resource for anybody starting, considering starting or who's failed with an Internet startup.The book distinguishes itself by sharing Dan's experience and comparing the theories about launching against the (very different) reality. It's insightful and(I'm ashamed to admit) sometimes humorous when Dan followed traditional advice and failed miserably because of it.I'm currently launching my own new startup and shall be following Dans advice closely as it encourages a business that's low-risk, fun and flexible.PROS- . JUST FREAKIN' SHIP! No, Literally You Have 7 Days Dan is a freaking content machine! (Literally, go pick up his other book too)Love this framework for shipping. It's funny because I've worked with founders who still call their "startup" a startup 2 years into their business. Once you make money & have a profit, you are a business Faster you can do that, the faster you can scale & have more impact in the world. This is a simple, yet difficult thing for many business owners to understand, but if you take the principals of the 7 Day Startup, put them into practice & become intentional about s. Vic Dorfman - Membership Site Expert said Practical, quick, no BS read!. I saw this book mentioned on the author, Dan Norris', blog.I was reading Dan's blog posts and finding them to be tremendously insightful, valuable and BS-free. So I saw this book was on promo and downloaded it.I read it over the course of a few nights and here's what really struck me about it: Dan chops up a lot of the black and white thinking that plagues the startup/online entrepreneur community. He makes useful distinctions regarding the validation concept that I'm already implementing in my business. I'm very much guilty of building a b