These are good points, thanks a lot for spending the time to generate them.
Nick was actually monitoring this thread, and read me aloud your comment about "Facebook, Frappr, Blfousajf" and I thought he was kidding around, nice one.
I actually just got done reading "Made to Stick," "Landing Page Optimization," "Supercrunchers," "Word of Mouth Advertising," and "Call to Action." Generally my favorite was Made to Stick, but I'll pick up a copy of that Guide to Guerrilla Marketing you mentioned and read through it. All the books I've picked up so far have been YC recommendations, so it can't be that bad!
Regarding the networking, there are some things in the area I can look into, mostly tech entrepreneurs that get together and talk shop.
Again, thanks for the comments, I really appreciate them.
Regarding the networking, there are some things in the area I can look into, mostly tech entrepreneurs that get together and talk shop.
Tech entrepreneurs are one thing, but find people interested in learning Chinese. Find people who teach Chinese, and give them a free membership. Ask them to "beta test" your product. Learn every thing that you can about your customers and potential customers.
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These are good points, thanks a lot for spending the time to generate them.
Nick was actually monitoring this thread, and read me aloud your comment about "Facebook, Frappr, Blfousajf" and I thought he was kidding around, nice one.
I actually just got done reading "Made to Stick," "Landing Page Optimization," "Supercrunchers," "Word of Mouth Advertising," and "Call to Action." Generally my favorite was Made to Stick, but I'll pick up a copy of that Guide to Guerrilla Marketing you mentioned and read through it. All the books I've picked up so far have been YC recommendations, so it can't be that bad!
Regarding the networking, there are some things in the area I can look into, mostly tech entrepreneurs that get together and talk shop.
Again, thanks for the comments, I really appreciate them.
Regarding the networking, there are some things in the area I can look into, mostly tech entrepreneurs that get together and talk shop.
Tech entrepreneurs are one thing, but find people interested in learning Chinese. Find people who teach Chinese, and give them a free membership. Ask them to "beta test" your product. Learn every thing that you can about your customers and potential customers.
Good distinction. Thanks for that.