10 iron-clad laws that helped me build a one-of-a-kind brand (@PipDecks). The last one may surprise you!
1/ Build for one person. Develop your prototype to solve this one person’s problem - and do not stop until it is perfect. Seth Godin calls this the “minimum viable audience”.… Show more
charlestwitter.com10 iron-clad laws that helped me build a one-of-a-kind brand (@PipDecks). The last one may surprise you! 1/ Build for one person. Develop your prototype to solve this one person’s problem - and do not stop until it is perfect. Seth Godin calls this the “minimum viable audience”.… Show more
the reality is this, I built a world based on what I think is cool. I lived my life how I want to live it. I had my goals, they had nothing to do with you, and you liked watching me achieve one goal after another.
Ben Settle • BizWorld: How to Create an Irresistible Business Universe Your Customers Love to Buy from and Hate to Leave
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