5 Lessons Learned in a Lean Startup

In honor of both the Lean Startup Circle Meetup on Thursday and the Lean Startup Machine coming this weekend, I'd like to share a few lessons I've learned in the past year as I've served as Customer Development Manager at oneforty and been actively learning the Lean Startups methodology.  

 

#LeanStartups: What I Learned from Eric Ries in 10 Minutes of #CustDev2

Last night was the excellent event organized by Sim Simeonov called Customer Development: The Second Decade .  At the event, some of the best in customer development spoke about what it means today and what startups need to be doing.  There were many great takeaways in the event, so I encourage you to check out the video.

At the end of the event, I specifically asked (skip to 2:09:11 if you'd like to see it) about how the consumer web should approach building a viable lean business, where free, freemium and often uncertain business models reign supreme.  Eric Ries gave me a great, detailed answer when I caught up with him after the panel ended which I'd like to share now.

Aaron Gerry: Stunna Shades -- Good for looks, not for Focus

This is an inside look into our growth as a company.  Along the way, we’ve learned some incredibly useful lessons (many that we thought we knew before), and discovering more as we go.

 


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