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An Organic Farm Startup Onboarding Strategy

The Product Coalition

I recently led a workshop for an organic tech farm startup that wanted to set its foot online for selling organic food to B2B customers. What are those 8 dimensions for startup onboarding strategy? I have defined the below dimensions as a cohesive framework. Refer image 2.

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The Must-Read Book List for Building New Product Ventures

The Product Coalition

I haven’t included books on consumer-focused products and businesses, because this new venture is selling a software product into enterprise. theories, frameworks and approaches?—?for for building a new product venture, or, in this case, selling software to enterprise. Lean Startup by Eric Ries?—?Build,

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Should you disrupt or create a category? 5 lessons from Gainsight’s CMO Anthony Kennada

Intercom, Inc.

This is episode six of Scale , a brand new podcast series on moving from startup to scale up. Focus on people, not just product. Why do most startups fail? No, 42% of startups fail because they didn’t solve a market need. Herein lies the challenge for any category creator: no pre-existing market exists.

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Get Out of the ARPU-CAC Danger Zone with Channel Model Fit

Brian Balfour

This is part four in a series about 4 Frameworks To Grow To $100M+. The difference between these two are not the common mantras of build a great product, product market fit is the only thing that matters, or growth hacking. The reason is because most startups need to keep their payback period to less than one year.

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Spendesk’s Nicolas Marchais on evolving with your market

Intercom, Inc.

If people aren’t looking for your solution, you have to educate them about the problem your product solves. Spendesk thinks about building its company in three stages: startup, growth, and scale. We are now between the growth and the scale, based on the different markets. That’s quite a large market.

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Why Most Companies Fail At Moving Up or Down Market

Brian Balfour

This is part five in a series about 4 Frameworks To Grow To $100M+. The difference between these two are not the common mantras of build a great product, product market fit is the only thing that matters, or growth hacking. Because of that, they use Outbound Sales to sell (Product Channel Fit).

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Building products for growth

Product Bookshelf

Growth teams can be part of product teams and modify the product to increase growth. Although some growth tactics are specific to outbound marketing, many are directly tied to the product. Startup Growth Engines by Seth Ellis , Morgan Brown , and TheGrowthHackers.com team.