
Reddit: One More “Do Things That Don’t Scale” Story
Continuing with the recent theme of smart things startups did to scale initially, I saw this today from Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. I find it useful and inspiring. Do you?
Continuing with the recent theme of smart things startups did to scale initially, I saw this today from Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. I find it useful and inspiring. Do you?
Meet BKW Health – our sister agency focused on pharma, biotech, digital health and medical devices.
A blog post or two ago we looked at growth strategies and how some really large consumer apps got their start. Here’s another scrappy startup story I love.
BKW Partners and BKW Health are independent agencies with team members across the US. We feel it is important to join Agencies for Reproductive Rights.
This is a bit of an oldie but goodie from Lenny Rachitsky. Rachitsky writes about how great apps (mobile and
I love how this firm (Frist Cressey Ventures in Nashville) has team members start out all business and then get casual. Some even sport the firm’s schwag.
Yes I am writing to you from a Starbucks loo. Sorry. But check this out. Dyson is using real estate
Apple’s brand new iPhone privacy ad—just like the old I’m a Mac, I’m a PC ads—is funny and is really good about making its points.
Product videos don’t get much better than this one—for Google’s Project Starline. The emotion is raw and real. The team was disciplined in keeping the descriptions of technology at a high level. Plus there’s the “that was mind blowing” line at 1:33.