How to validate a startup business idea with $0
You can't start making those investments until you've validated your idea. So do the work and cycle through as many ideas as possible where your only investment is time.
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I was a Norwegian fishing guru
Story about how everything doesn't have to be perfect to work. 🎣
Strategies for growing your startup with content marketing
If you’re in the world of business, you probably know the importance of continually expanding to be successful. And while there are many different ways to do this, one of the most effective is through content marketing. But what if you're not sure how to get started?
How to structure a perfect pitch deck to get funded
Making a pitch can be nerve-wracking. But if you have a solid structure, you can present your business in a way that will intrigue and interest investors.
How your startup can use influencer marketing
Influencer marketing can be a great way to reach a larger audience and achieve your business goals. By following these tips, you'll be on your way to running a successful influencer marketing campaign.
Make €50K extra income with these 4 side hustles
This blog is one of my sources of more-or-less passive extra income. Here's my take on side hustle business and what's actually my combination of additional revenue streams.
SaaS growth hacks
Out in the big wide world, there are many SaaS growth hacks for you to discover. In fact, there is a massive variety of tactics that can be implemented. Though, this can often be far more confusing, and you may even overthink all of the steps.
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Growth hacking vs traditional marketing with a limited budget
Read on as we define growth hacking, give a brief history of the practice before diving into a comparison between growth hacking and more traditional marketing methods.
Guide to necessary startup marketing metrics: CAC, ROI & LTV
There are essentially 3 metrics you need to care about in the early days: CAC, ROI, LTV.
How to make your startup fundable (bootstrappers' guide)
It's rare that anyone will be as passionate about your startup as you are. Sure, you can sell people on your grand vision, but it's going to be challenging to secure buy-in unless you can back that up with cold, hard financials.