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Startup Professionals Musings
JANUARY 16, 2022
You might sell one of two of your widgets for $1 million each, entering profitability immediately, but then die because you can’t grow sales at that price. MySpace, for example, boomed after launch for five years without a revenue model. When their deep pockets went empty, Facebook stepped in, but demanded revenue from ads.
Startup Professionals Musings
APRIL 17, 2019
You might sell one of two of your widgets for $1 million each, entering profitability immediately, but then die because you can’t grow sales at that price. MySpace, for example, launched in 2003 and boomed for five years without a revenue model. When their deep pockets went empty, Facebook stepped in, but demanded revenue from ads.
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Startup Professionals Musings
DECEMBER 13, 2013
You might sell one of two of your widgets for $1 million each, entering profitability immediately, but then die because you can’t grow sales at that price. Myspace, for example, launched in 2003 and boomed for five years without a revenue model. When their deep pockets went empty, Google stepped in, but demanded revenue from ads.
Startup Professionals Musings
APRIL 15, 2017
You might sell one of two of your widgets for $1 million each, entering profitability immediately, but then die because you can’t grow sales at that price. MySpace, for example, launched in 2003 and boomed for five years without a revenue model. When their deep pockets went empty, Facebook stepped in, but demanded revenue from ads.
Startup Professionals Musings
AUGUST 18, 2011
You might sell one of two of your widgets for $1M each, entering profitability immediately, but then die because you can’t grow sales at that price. Twitter, for example, doesn’t have a real revenue model today, and they are growing, but I’m not sure who can ever sell 140 character tweets.
Startup Professionals Musings
JULY 21, 2010
You might sell one of two of your widgets for $1M each, entering profitability immediately, but then die because you can’t grow sales at that price. Twitter, for example, has no revenue model today, and they are growing, but I’m not sure who can ever sell 140 character tweets. Build a business plan for profitability in your lifetime.
Up and Running
OCTOBER 14, 2016
Focus on making sure you have enough saved to cover your personal expenses for six months to a year, and perhaps estimate what expenses you’ll incur on the business end (such as website design, business cards, hiring an accountant, and so on—we’ll get into these topics in more detail later on). For a business plan event.
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