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Crowdsourcing Your Product Name

Software By Rob

Product naming is hard. Too many factors come into play when looking for a name and it’s almost impossible to decide on the right name once you’ve stared at the same list for a week straight. The Approach A while back Patrick contacted a handful of Academy members and asked for opinions on potential product names.

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High and Low Tech Ways to Promote Your Business

The Startup Magazine

A multifaceted approach incorporating both high-tech advertising as well and low-tech promotional strategies can be one of the most effective ways of developing name exposure and attracting customers. Stationary Products. Potential customers can be reached through low-tech promotional advertising methods.

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SuperMac War Story 6: Building The Killer Team – Mission, Intent.

Steve Blank

We will accomplish this through demand-creation activities (advertising, PR, tradeshows, seminars, web sites, etc.), competitive analyses, channel and customer collateral (white papers, data sheets, product reviews), customer surveys, and market requirements documents. The same was true for the Product Marketing group.

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Empathic Design: Mapping Your Brain, Brand, and Data

ConversionXL

In practice, however, empathic design seeks to identify latent customer needs in order to create products or messaging that customers didn’t even know they wanted. You then give them a Limbic Map® and ask them: When you are shopping for [Product Name], pick the top 3 words that BEST describe what you associate with the product.

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LinkedIn's Series B Pitch to Greylock: Pitch Advice for Entrepreneurs

reidhoffman.org

we weren’t the natural leader of a market or technology trend that everyone was paying attention to, we didn’t have substantial organic growth, and. First, understand your audience. But with so many investors still licking their wounds from the dot-com bust, many focused on proven business models, such as advertising or e-commerce.