The Startups.co Guide : Get The Most From Your Calendar (Part 3/6)by Wil SchroterBy outlining clear expectations and goals before scheduling a meeting, you’ll get more out of each meeting you have—During meetings.Continue
How My Friends and I Grew Our Side Project Into a $17,000/month Businessby Alexandru PaduraruWe’ve always tried to create web products that are helpful in the development process, and that we would use ourselves for building websites for clients.Continue
5 Tips for Choosing Suitable Startup Office Spaceby Tom BrialeyThings you should consider before signing a lease for your startupContinue
We called it a La*!%hby Neel BhatAn imperfection in your product is just that. An imperfection. It can be fixed. Or maybe it doesn’t need to be fixed because not everything needs to be perfect.Continue
Save Your Startup With This Founder Advice From Thelonious Monkby Andy RosicThere is genius waiting inside each of us. So don’t let your startup slip away, and instead, get in there and lead the band. Take us all on a journey. Let your imagination be as big as the world.Continue
You Don’t Have to be Trendy to be Successful—Interview with Kate Hill, Founder of Aeclectic Tarotby Emma McGowanThe startup world loves the next big thing and trends come and go faster than you can read the newest Tim Ferris blog post. But what happens when you ignore all the trends? Kate Hill of Aeclectic Tarot explains why her site looks like it's from the '90s -- and why it works.Continue
What Reasons Do You Need To Launch Alone?by Alexander SimoneI had an idea for a product I thought people would like—but I never imagined I could do it alone. My entrepreneurial journey began with a search for a co-founder—which I discovered could have been my biggest mistake.Continue
Hardware is hard. So why does eero do it? — Interview with Nick Weaver, Co-Founder and CEOby Rafe NeedlemanIt might seem that the economics of making hardware are at odds with the cycle of easy money and fast startups, but there are still people who think that hardware is a good business because it is so difficult.Continue