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Using customer feedback and years of data to launch a swoon-worthy product
The internet is a noisy place and GreyNoise is making sense of the clamor. This is how founder, Andrew Morris, figured out what to build, how to improve it, and how to sell his product to a niche audience.
Read moreProductized consulting: 3 strategies for your business
Learn how to set up productized consulting, without building software. Includes 3 strategies and 6 examples you can immediately learn from.
Read moreFinding success in missed goals
Was Quarter 3 a success or a failure? Did it set us up for future progress, or slow us down? To be honest… I don’t know exactly.
Read moreWhat is digital product design? How to boost revenue, retain customers, and build your brand
Design is about way more than making pretty screens. And if you do it well, it can deliver benefits like keep customers, differentiate your startup, and boost your bottom line.
Read more5 examples of no-code prototypes: Invision, spreadsheets, and more
There are plenty of ways to build a prototype without touching any code at all. In this post, we’ve collected five examples (using tools like Invision and Excel) for you to draw inspiration from.
Read moreFounding a business? Fitness has a lot more to offer you than heart health.
Starting a business is hard on your health. But that doesn't mean you have to trade exercise for staff meetings and emails. Even if you are stupid busy and trying to make ends meet.
Read moreHow to create a product roadmap: step-by-step guide and free template for founders
What is a product roadmap and why do you need one for your startup? Real examples, useful templates, and the tested step-by-step process we use every month.
Read moreThe ultimate startup tech stack
Tech stack, or sometimes just “stack,” is developer jargon for the set of tools you use to build your software product. Why the jargon? Because we’re nerds and we like to show other nerds we’re safe by using fun codewords. Kind of like meerkats.
Read moreFreaking eliminate any bad stress!
We had one overarching goal at the beginning of Q2 — eliminate stress. Our first quarter of the year was our best ever from a financial perspective, but our team came dangerously close to burning out. Heading into the second quarter, we made some big changes.
Read moreThe truth about no-code: big benefits, enormous opportunity, limited capabilities
What does no-code mean for your product? We dove deep into the no-code movement to find out what you stand to gain—and lose.
Read moreWhat you need to know about no-code prototypes. My surprising journey.
No-code tools are supposedly fast and friendly. But is that true? An authentic look at building a no-code prototype, from a non-technical perspective.
Read moreWe made $59,017 in profit and called an emergency partners meeting
At first, I thought I had carbon monoxide poisoning. Quarter 1 was the best quarter we’ve ever had. But by the end, I called an emergency partner meeting.
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