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What to do with a remarkable idea? Do this.

What is the first thing you would do if you had a remarkable idea? Paul Keck's answer: Do some critical thinking about: 1. who would use your solution 2. and why they would pay for it. That applies to any idea. I work in the web and mobile app startup arena, so the rest of this answer is from that perspective. We use a trimmed up version of the lean canvas tha...

Interesting information and examples for SaaS landing pages - post by

What makes a great SaaS homepage? Ed Shelley's answer: I recently carried out an in-depth analysis of over 40 of the top SaaS landing pages. Here are some of the core elements which almost all of them featured: * Navigation * Hero image * USP * List of benefits * Call To Action (CTA) * Social proof But of course, having a...

What does it cost to build an app? Hamburgers show us the way.

Apps Are Like Hamburgers Originally published March 22nd, 2014

I often tell people I'm impressionable. Some see this as a weakness, but I prefer to think of it as the ability to adapt my thinking and change perspectives. I quite like this post about maturity vs. being serious - https://medium.com/personal-growth/against-seriousness-how-to-avoid-becoming-close-minded-cd017e5f20f0

Against Seriousness: How to Avoid Becoming Close-Minded The difference between maturity and seriousness

I like this technique for avoiding a crappy day/life by one of the Tiny Capital guys - https://medium.com//the-power-of-anti-goals-c38f5f46d23c

The Power of Anti-Goals How I designed my perfect day by fixating on what I hate