About this trail:
Seth Godin, Marketing guru 'One could argue that you can be a great CEO without having a clue how to speak in public. But why not either get better at it or send someone else in your place? If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well, and I...
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Seth Godin, Marketing guru 'One could argue that you can be a great CEO without having a clue how to speak in public. But why not either get better at it or send someone else in your place? If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well, and I think the standards for a multimillionaire CEO announcing a major new venture ought to be pretty high.'
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Though most people who would follow this trail already know this one The must read site for tech startups, where everyone wants to launch
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Good commentary on its topics, startups, media, tech, voip, mobile etc etc, Om Malik's blog 'CBS also announced a contest with YouTube22 that will bring user-generated videos to the Super Bowl commercials show, and said it was beta-testing new video clip-sharing software23 from Sling Media. Read more in the full post24 over at NewTeeVee.'
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VC Brad Feld's Blog 'I couldn’t agree more with Tom Evslin’s post titled Web 2.0 – Greater Initial Investment Required. If you are the founder of a company with the description “Web 2.0” somewhere in your executive summary then click now and read slowly. It also compliments the current “Web 2.0 Bubble / Deadpool” meme that seems to be going around.'
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Fred Wilson, another VC 'Yesterday was killer. I started it in Phoenix at 6am after getting four hours sleep. I was in Phoenix to see Howard and watch the OSU/Florida game with my OSU friends. We had to go out afterwards to wash down that loss. OSU was just terrible. So I got back to my hotel late and had an early flight to catch.'
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Guy Kawaski, author, entrepreneur, and now VC's My prediction for Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die is that it will join The Tipping Point and Built to Last as a must-read for business people. The book explains why some ideas stick and some don’t--and I’ve been on both sides of this equation. A warning though: If you read this book, you’ll revamp a lot of your marketing material (as you probably should).




