Jason Quey retweeted
The biggest mistake most solid founders make is to worry about competition. Interestingly, the largest error VCs make is to not obsess enough re differentiation.
Twitter’s Growth History to a $44 Billion Valuation
Twitter has a secret formula for creating a billion dollar company that most people can follow in three phases.
Twitter's success was a result of its effective positioning, go-to-market, and pricing strategy. Despite their problems, Twitter was one of the fastest social media platforms to create billionaires.
Jason Quey retweeted
This guy sold his business MySpace for $580M, retired, and solely focused on his passion for photography.
To me, this beats every success story.
Jason Quey retweeted
If you work in content marketing at all… wether you’re a writer, an editor, or somewhere in between — this is for you!
@tommyismyname, Tommy Walker, the brilliant mind that built up the Shopify Plus blog, among others, just released the podcast version of his AMAZING show, The Cutting Room.
Tommy brings on the best minds in the content space to chat through their philosophy and process, and then they even go through and edit an article LIVE!
I had the pleasure of being the very first article that was “shredded” by Tommy and @TraceWall LIVE on video.
If you want to check it out, you can get it on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever else you listen to your podcasts.
Check it out here:
- iTunes: apple.co/3OWbh4x
- Spotify: spoti.fi/43mKNh7
#contentmarketing #content #podcast #writer #editor #ContentWriting #ContentStrategy #contentmarketingtips #writingtips
Jason Quey retweeted
Big VC news: Sequoia is splitting into three firms. Sequoia China is now HongShan. Sequoia India is now Peak XV Partners. And Sequoia’s U.S. and Europe business continues as Sequoia Capital.
I spoke to the leaders of all 3 firms exclusively for @Forbes:
forbes.com/sites/alexkonrad/…
Jason Quey retweeted
Relevancy.
It has nothing to do with market share.
10 minutes before Steve Jobs announced the iPhone Nokia was relevant.
10 minutes after? Nokia was no longer relevant.
It took years for that to show up in market share.
My prediction?
Monday afternoon Zuckerberg will no longer be relevant, is my prediction.









