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Lessons for Brooklyn: Information Spillover at the Roots of NYC Tech

This is going to be BIG.

The entrepreneurs in New York City didn't learn how to run companies from their long histories at Amazon or Google--they learned from each other. For years and years, there was plenty of non-VC money in New York City--I mean, this is New York, right--but that money wasn't building the ecosystem.

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Who can build the marketing machine?

This is going to be BIG.

Fab.com (First Round portfolio company) just announced a new round of funding and that they reached 350,000 subscribers. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of folks out there that can help a new company build up that kind of subscriber base cost effectively (if you can, contact me charlie@firstround.com).

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How To Create Buzz Around Your Startup

David Teten

Are you trying to build buzz, but don’t have the cash to launch a full-fledged PR campaign? I emphasize that the best PR you can build is through satisfied customers with high Net Promoter scores. In other words, you should focus first on a great product/service, and only after you’ve achieved that worry about PR.

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What’s Your VC Tech Stack? Results from a Survey of Early-Stage VC Funds

David Teten

645 Ventures , a New York City based VC firm, is one of the pioneers of a data-driven investment model to the seed stage. The goal is to intelligently structure the information collected and combine it with additional information scraped from the web and social media.

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How To Create Buzz Around Your Startup

David Teten

Are you trying to build buzz, but don’t have the cash to launch a full-fledged PR campaign? I emphasize that the best PR you can build is through satisfied customers with high Net Promoter scores. In other words, you should focus first on a great product/service, and only after you’ve achieved that worry about PR.

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