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1. Find your niche. And trust me, your niche audience is likely bigger than you'd think.
2. Getting your first viral video. You usually can't plan for it, so create often.
3. Outsourcing vs. In-House Content: Should you hire a team of freelancers? Create content as a founder? Find someone internally? Really, it's up to you.
4. Stick with organic in
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Harvard i-lab | Startup Secrets: Go to Market Part I - Strategy
youtube.comAusten Allred was homeless for 3 months when he was fundraising for his first company Grasswire, a media platform that lets everyone create collaborative news reports by voting on and fact-checking social media content in real-time. Austen was so broke that he couldn't afford to rent a place in Silicon Valley to meet with investors.
To still have a
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