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Where founders share what they learn on the go. Read founder-related content: everything from challenges, success stories, leadership tips, to experiments.
1. Behind the startup: Interview with Alexander Busarov on Fighting Counterfeiting in China
In this interview we speak with Alex Busarov the co-founder of Taelpay about Taelpay ecosystem a blockchain application developed by the team while operating in China. Tael consists of over
50,000 users in 500 cities, hundreds of products protected with NFC chips and
blockchain, all in cooperation with a long list of participating companies like Rakuten,
Nestlé, New Zealand Cherry Corp,and many more. The Tael ecosystem is anchored by
the Tael token which acts as a reward, loyalty, and marketing incentive for
participants in the ecosystem. Now lets delve straight into the interview!
2. How to Create a Habit Tracker in Notion
Why Even Track Your Habits?
3. 11 Non-Technical Startup Founders Who Built Great Tech Products
It might be surprising to some, but even non-technical startup founders have been behind great tech products like Tinder and AirBnB without the usual background
4. The Role of Change in a Pitch Deck Answering the "Why Now?" Question
A successful pitch starts with a well-thought-out pitch deck. And the "Why now" section is arguably one of the most important aspects of that deck.
5. Exit Strategies For Tech Entrepreneurs: Knowing When And How To Sell
An exit strategy is often developed at an early stage and outlined in a business plan so that investors understand how they will receive a return of investments
6. An Interview With Ilya Sutskever, Co-Founder of OpenAI
OpenAI cofounder and chief scientist Ilya Stuskever talks about ChatGPT and the promise of models like GPT-4
7. 5 Low-Investment Business Ideas You Can Start Online
Entrepreneurship definitely is one of the most misconceived terminologies of the era. It seems like a mountain of tasks to start a business. When we think of all the time, money, and risks involved, it’ just seems so inaccessible to a regular man or woman.
8. How Jay Wey Amassed Millions of Followers on TikTok while Maintaining a Full-Time Job
In this Slogging thread, we talk to Jay Wey the Co-founder of Ubiik and social media influencer behind jayandsharon.
9. How I started my IoT Company
A biological marvel, the human itself known as homo sapiens. In the Latin language, it stands for a wise man. A wise man that survived about 200,000 years of evolution and extinction. There are many perspectives towards its survival and today I would like to share my perspective, slightly vague but different. There is a concept of what drives you that has become popular within the last decade. Certain presumptions about the driving force are based upon raw emotional aspects such as passion and rage. I find to myself that these aspects are reactions to our stubbornness to keep on going on but the negative aspect is that these reactions are short-lived and eventually man settles with peace. I would like to share a certain experience in a short period of my life that has produced results beyond my expectations. It is a small story of how I created my IoT Device converted into a product and made a company out of it.
10. Top Ten Startup Ecosystems in the World 2019: Flat Earth Ahead
We skipped last year, but this year SparkLabs Group is back with our fourth
rankings and report of the Top Ten Startup Ecosystems in the World.
11. Underrated Founder Traits: The Unspoken Variables in Startup Success
In the venture capital ecosystem, there's a persistent allure for formulas, models, and hard data that investors routinely rely upon...
12. How a Solo Developer Can Make $1,100,000 Per Month
It's possible for a solo developer to build a profitable microstartup to pay the bills and live life on their own terms.
13. [Startup Founder Interview] 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder
Startup founders, here's how to get featured on HackerNoon! This startup founder interview template is based on David Smooke’s ten founder questions.
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When it comes to building a successful business, the journey of Anthony Vennare, co-founder of Fitt Insider, offers invaluable insights. From leveraging persona
15. Unlock the Secret to Startup Success by Mastering the Explore-Exploit Loop
Startups need to strike a balance between seeking new opportunities and maximizing the existing ones.
16. 10 Ukrainian Founders' Stories on Leading Web3 Businesses During the War and Bear Market
Ten stories of Ukrainian founders on leading Web3 companies during the war and bear market: relocation, working under sirens, distress, and raising capital.
17. Founder Interviews: Artem Petakov of Noom
What's Your Background, and How Did That Lead You to Your Current Role?
18. I Created a Mobile App That Turns People Into Giga Chads and Memes With AI
MeMemes is a mobile app that uses AI to transform people into over 30 famous meme images.
19. 5 Great Tools To Create an MVP Without Coding [Bonus Included]
How to build a start-up or product MVP without coding
20. Yusuf Sevim on Merging Reality and Digital Realms Through MetaTime
Yusuf Sevim discusses MetaTime's revolutionary journey to fuse the real and digital using cutting-edge blockchain tech, emphasizing speed and security.
21. Tech Made in Ukraine: The People Behind the Platforms We Use Every Day
Discover how Ukrainian tech talent is driving global innovation through success stories like GitLab, Revolut, Grammarly, Wise, and Moss.
22. The Most Important Skill of a Founder: Sales
After starting two companies, I’ve learned that sales is by far the most important skill for a founder.
23. How to Hack Awareness for Your Startup — Without Content Marketing
Startups usually focus on building their product first, and don’t even try to generate leads or interest until an MVP is ready. Some will just launch on ProductHunt hoping for some lead flow. But in the best case, they will get eyeballs for two days, and then no more leads come in. And building a lead flow is not that easy.
24. 👨💻 Developer Insights From Robin Thurston: Founder of MapMyFitness and CEO of Outside
Robin Thurston, Outside CEO, shares insights: seize opportunities, prioritize customers, embrace mobile tech, build reward mechanisms, impact society.
25. This is How I Won Pioneer, A Fully Remote Accelerator
This is a story about how I won ‘Pioneer’ and what I learned during this program. Pioneer is a fully remote accelerator and it’s a community where entrepreneurs/indie makers help each other improve their own businesses.
26. How a First Time CTO Can Choose the Right Techstack for Their Startup
If you are a developer who is still in school or freshly (drop) out of the college or you just have a couple of years of corporate experience and have decided to take on the entrepreneurial journey as a tech-(co)founder / CTO of a startup, this series will help you understand various aspects and the role you will have to play as a technology leader for the success of your startup.
27. The Attention Economy is Worth Billions of Dollars
The average consumer’s attention is now worth billions of dollars because that’s how much companies spend on their user acquisition efforts.
28. I Helped Build 5 Companies before 34 and This is The #1 Mistake First time Founders Make
The debate was deadlocked. Three members of my team at Kanary—the platform I’d built for brands to buy digital ad space—agreed with me, and three didn’t. It was 2013, and I’d spent the last year building Kanary as the company’s founder and CEO.
29. "The Timing Was Off!" — Strava Co-Founder Mark Gainey on Popularizing Fitness on the Internet
Mark Gainey talks about the early challenges of creating Strava and how him and his co-founder built a healthy, profitable business.
30. The Stripe Atlas Review: How we Started a US Company as Non-US Residents
Here’s our end-to-end experience: how we incorporated Rapidr, Inc., a C-Corp with Stripe Atlas, and got set up with a business bank account, mailing address.
31. 9 Startup Metrics For Tech Founders To Track
In this post, you will find nine essential metrics that you should know about and measure. Your KPIs can change as your startup grows.
32. How Didactic's Move to Crowdfunding Signals Opportunity for All
Didactic's crowdfunding will change the crowdfunding space.
33. The 40 Under 40 Fueling Spain's Startup Economy
This article explores the impressive achievements of these ambitious entrepreneurs and their innovative business ideas.
34. LLC vs. Corporation: What’s the Best Structure for Your Startup?
Source: Zuza Gałczyńska, Unsplash
When starting your own business, it may be challenging to choose between an LLC and a Corporation. Here is some information that may make the decision a little less taxing.
35. 15+ Awesome Stuff to Build and Sell With JavaScript (and Friends)
Learn fifteen+ types of projects you can turn in your next side hustle or full-time arrangement to leverage your JavaScript skills in a scalable way.
36. Introducing Notion to Entrepreneurs, Founders, and Startup Executives
This long-form article is an informal introduction to Notion for entrepreneurs, founders and startup executives. It covers the basics and explains what makes this company truly special. It’s a 17 minute read full of film and pop culture references because why not. Also, this is my first blog post on the internet.
37. State of Hacker Noon 2019-2020
Photo Credit, Giphy.com/HackerNoon, where we have 1.7M impressions since creating our account in October.
38. Startup 101: From Idea to Business Model
We all from time to time come across an idea for a Startup. A company that can be a million or billion or maybe trillion-dollar worth. A company that can be next Tesla or Amazon, but sadly, 99.99999% of us don’t take the next step. That idea remains just a fragment of our memory.
39. Founder Interviews: Stephen Tse of Harmony.one
<em>A serial founder who sold a startup to Apple and worked on infrastructure projects at Google, Harmony.one founder & CEO Stephen Tse has raised an $18M seed round and assembled one of the top engineering teams to build a next-generation high-performance blockchain protocol.</em>
40. Zoom's Nine Year Path to Overnight Success
Zoom has been in news a lot lately. It has gone from being an enterprise solution to a household name pretty fast.
41. Founders at Work: 150+ YCombinator Founders’ Stories
Jessica Livingston's book "Founders at work" (2007, 32 stories) inspired thousands of founders to start their startups.
42. Year in Review 2020: Profitable Side Project, Startup MVPs and more
My process in building things that can invent opportunities for our business and career
43. A Conversation With John McAfee From Underground London
What a character. This interview began with Zoom breaking and we when we started a new Zoom call, McAfee pretended to talk without making sounds just to fuck with me. Then we hit record:
44. What The Non-Technical Entrepreneur Needs To Know About Tech
You’re a non-technical entrepreneur and you have a business-driven vision for your startup. As an entrepreneur, you don’t need to be a technical expert. However, you do need to know the basic concepts because many tech decisions are business decisions.
45. Founder Interviews: Max Krohn of Keybase
What's your background, and what are you working on?
46. All the Tools You Need to Emulate the Experience of Being in a Physical Office
On managing remote teams and creating an atmosphere similar to your office: Recently, I did a webinar with TIE and fellow women founders on Managing remote teams. A lot of you asked for the extensive list of tools that I mentioned in the webinar. So, here it is!
47. "When You’re Humble and Have Humility - You Rise to the Top"
Michael Gaizutis is the Founder of RNO1 – Experience Design Agency for Tech & Web3 Brands of the Future.
48. The happy ending to my burnout story
Burnout is a scary thing. It creeps in when you least expect it. And it usually takes longer than usual for you to realize it’s even happening. Let’s back up a few months.
49. Testkube: K8s Native Testing Tool
More background information on the Cloud Native Testing Tool, Testkube.
50. How to Approach Strategic Planning When the Sky is Falling
Can you remember when you used to gather in person with your team to define your roadmap and reassess your company’s collective priorities? Every quarter, our team at Pillar VC convenes for a strategic planning session to decide how we’ll invest our time and energy in the months ahead; last week, we held this meeting for the first time over Zoom. While we’ve only been working remotely for a few weeks, it feels like the world around us has changed at lightning speed.
51. Nine Lessons I Learnt Over Nine Years Running A Company
I sent the following note to the Sift team today. I’m also sharing it here in case it’s useful to others.
52. Books to Billions: How Sachin and Binny Bansal Built Flipkart to 100+ Million Customers
It is hard to imagine that one small company can completely transform the way we shop. But that is exactly what Flipkart has done. In 2007, e-commerce was still considered a niche business and most Indians did their shopping offline. Internet was taking over the world and Steve Jobs had just launched the world’s first iPhone in 2007 which was about to disrupt the entire smartphone industry in the years to come.
53. "The Abandonment of Clean Algos is the Suicide of Mainstream Social Media" - Minds CEO Bill Ottman
Bill Ottman is the co-creator and CEO of Minds, a free and open source social network with crypto rewards. They continue to make waves as an alternative to the incumbent social network business model of surveillance capitalism. Bill has also been a guest on the Joe Rogan podcast. Today, he kindly took the time to answer some questions for Hacker Noon.
54. Going From Idea to Client in 6 Weeks [Here's What We Did]
In January 2020, we met with about 45 companies. This enabled us to refine our vision (3 pivots in that month), understand our go-to-market, and start to build a list of potential clients. Once we felt confident about the product, we entered into full implementation mode.
55. Reddit's Origin Story and Persistent Path to Product Market Fit
Welcome to the first edition of Product Stories. The first product that I have chosen is Reddit — a company that thousands of startups have tried to emulate but always failed to do so. Let’s look at why that is and what’s so special about Reddit.
56. Founder Interviews: Rousseau Kazi of Threads
What's your background?
57. Founder Interviews: Jeremy Burton of Wonolo
58. Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions!
So, my dear startup founders, do you know what your minions are doing while you aren't looking?
59. NFT Adoption in Modern Companies: An Interview With Evinco Winery DAO Co-Founder, Joy Pathak
A conversation with Joy Pathak, Evinco Winery DAO co-founder, about NFTs and how they are set to change the food and beverages industry.
60. Blending AI and Human Expertise: How Smith.ai CEO/Founder is Revolutionizing SMB Customer Engagement
Discover how Smith.ai combines AI and human expertise to revolutionize 24/7 customer engagement for SMBs, driving growth through advanced virtual receptionists.
61. What Are The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Startup Lessons From Netflix’s Movie “The White Tiger”?
What is “The White Tiger?" If you’re asking startup founders, the answer is - not just another Netflix movie, but a unique collection of great business lessons.
62. Stepping Away From Operational Management
The headspace of the owner is key, especially when they're hands-on in running their business, putting their all into it
63. A Female CTO Shares Her Thorny Journey In the Male-Dominated Tech Industry
Colette Wyatt is a Chief Technology Officer at Evolve, an award-winning UK-based software house with an R&D Centre in Ukraine. She's also a Co-Founder and COO of e-bate, a revolutionary platform for rebates management, which attracted £950,000 last year from Mercia Asset Management, the MEIF Proof of Concept & Early Stage Fund, and part of the Midlands Engine Investment Fund.
64. Founder Interviews: Lingke Wang of Ethos
Lingke Wang and the Ethos team have recently raised over $46 million in order to simplify and modernize the archaic life insurance industry.
65. The Pirate Bay Is Still Alive: Words From One of the Co-Founders
Peter Kolmisoppi explains why The Pirate Bay is still alive and some websites aren't.
66. Understanding the Different Kinds of Founder Madness
The six Archetypes of Founder Madness: Imperial Individualist, Naively Confident, Strategic Contrarian, Frontier Explorer, Mad Scientist, and Global Catalyst.
67. Meet the Man Who Has Bought Over 500 Companies
Luke Sophinos tells the story of Mark Leonard.
68. Airtable: 26 Firms Offering Non-Dilutive Funding Options to Founders
Raise money without giving up a piece of your company
69. The 11 Pieces of Advice I Would Give to My Younger Self — Thoughts on Building 'The Information'
Ten years after founding The Information, the tech journalist–CEO contemplates everything she wishes she’d known from the start.
70. Promoted from Dev to Team Lead: 8 things they didn’t tell me
I was 24 years old. A baby.
71. The Future of Gathering Information Online
Please welcome our weekly sponsor <a href="http://bit.ly/2xyUZ9T" target="_blank">Paperform</a> to Hacker Noon! I stumbled upon Paperform when their founder <a href="https://hackernoon.com/@dean_mcpherson" target="_blank">Dean McPherson</a> contributed a number of in the trenches startup founder stories, like <a href="https://hackernoon.com/stop-thinking-about-scaling-psa-for-developers-working-on-crazy-new-startup-ideas-fb44f2922e82" target="_blank">Stop Thinking About Scaling — For Developers Working on Crazy New Startup Ideas</a>, to Hacker Noon. Today, we’re going to catch up on the state of this startup — and find out what makes Dean & his cofounder Dionysia McPherson do what they do.
72. Community Commerce Is the Most Underrated Growth Strategy in Modern Marketing
Community commerce is transforming growth by turning customers into advocates. Learn how brands drive trust, retention, and revenue through community.
73. Founders and MMA Fighters are More Similar Than You Think
What if startup founders learning mixed martial arts - or mixed martial arts fighters found a startup. Takeaways of traversed startup journey and sports.
74. ChatGPT Can Transform the Way Businesses Approach Customer Service
Most organizations consider customer service an overhead while it is an opportunity. It allows you to drive continued value from the customer even after a sale.
75. Startup Interview with Alex Cojocaru, CEO of Licenseware
Licenseware is the first open app ecosystem for software license management. Reduce software costs and manage licensing risks, PAYIG, completely modular.
76. The Agony of a First Time Founder
First time founders build out of passion. They face a problem and try to solve for themselves, making assumptions that everyone has the same problem.
77. From Graduating College to Raising $1+ Million Dollars in 9 months
78. Eugene Lisovskiy, Level up Basket Founder: “Community Is the Core of Everything; It Inspires Growth”
Read for opinions on growing a robust community in any niche, adapting your product to the metaverse, the power of outsourcing and the future of AI.
79. The Future of No-Code: An Interview with Parker Thompson from No-Code Report 🚀
No-Code Report is a weekly no-code newsletter, built using no-code tools like Webflow, Airtable, and Zapier. Working at a no-code analytics firm, I wanted to learn about insights in the field more broadly, so I spoke with No-Code Report's founder, Parker Thompson, on the state of the industry and its future.
80. Growth Hacking Is Dead. Trust Is the New Growth Engine.
Growth hacking once drove startup traction, but customer trust now powers sustainable growth. Learn how trust, retention, and community drive startup success.
81. From Zero to Manic
I am 36 years old and have long felt disconnected from the world. Not so much the natural world — that I’ve been lovingly drawn to and constantly in awe of as far back as I can remember.
82. Seth Flora on Entrepreneurship, HackerNoon, and His Least Favorite Thing About the Internet
Seth Flora is the owner of LEO Digital Marketing. In his spare time, he helps founders create business plans, form strategies, and more.
83. How to Not Fail Your Next Startup
Over the past 7 years I have worked in large IT companies in the Russian Federation, EU, and in the USA. Here's what I wish I knew before I started each project
84. 5 Steps to Build a SaaS Product That Gets Funded
Roughly a decade ago I decided to move away from my corporate job in investment banking in London to pursue something I always knew I wanted: to become an entrepreneur.
85. Introducing S.A.M.: The Self-leadership Framework
86. How Threads Raised A $10M+ Series A Led By Sequoia Capital
Four fundraising tips from Rousseau Kazi of Threads.com
87. How the Founder of “SaaS for Daycare” Raised a $4.2
For parents of toddlers and babies, finding the right daycare can be a huge challenge. Jessica Chang saw this as an opportunity.
88. Looking at the Startup Ecosystem: Fundraising Market Map
This map is a visual overview of every company that helps you get an investment for your startup, from pitch decks to captable management.
89. Founders Interviews: Will Martino of Kadena
90. Advice for Founders During Uncertain Times
91. Why Should You Startup?
myPluto helps small teams, young entrepreneurs and ,aspiring product managers to navigate the development of their first product in a structured manner.
92. You Are Literally Hired, If You Have This One Skill
Here is how a role most people had never heard of became the career opportunity everyone's talking about.
93. You Suck at Setting Performance Metrics
One of the most common frustrations among <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/business" target="_blank">business</a> professionals is performance metrics. Performance metrics are how employers value the contributions made by their employees and how employees clarify the expectations of their employer. It’s a simple tool that when used with intentionality can be a powerful asset for a company, but when used wrong can be one of the fastest ways to lose top talent and discourage your workforce.
94. Founders, Do You Have a Plan for the End of the World?
Founders and CEOs have a lot of tasks and responsibilities. Coaching the team, becoming a mentor for newcomers, and preparing for the end of the world.
95. Tech Stack Decisions are Make-or-break for Startups
Choosing lean, scalable, and adaptable tools is the smart play.
96. This Editor Uses the Power of Storytelling to Help Diverse Tech Entrepreneurs Thrive
More than half of America’s cutting-edge companies valued at $1 billion or more were established by foreign-born founders.
97. Five Tips for Applying to YC 2021
Tips and resources for applying to Y Combinator
98. Breaking The Loop Of Trust While Dealing With Real-World-Data Between The Patients And Researchers
In this interview, we spoke to the company’s Co-CEO and Co-Founder, Ashwin Rathod about its innovation.
99. How To Use OKRs For Your High-Growth Startup
Airbyte, the open-source data integration platform, shares how they performed on their OKRs for Q1 2021, and what their new OKRs for Q2 2021 are.
100. WordPress is Entering its End-Stage Founder Period
Juan Gonzalez (@Kaelon @JuanDotCo) describes how WordPress, like every founder-led enterprise, is approaching a predictably dangerous period.
101. The 10 Top Places in Europe for New Startups to Apply for Tax Breaks
It’s been roughly two months now since the Coronavirus turned our lives upside down. From practising social distancing and getting used to a life confined within four walls. To constant washing of hands and wearing masks and other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) just to buy a loaf of bread. All the while watching strangers, friends and loved ones getting sick, COVID-19 is truly something none of us saw coming — well besides Bill Gates.
102. Delivering Zero-Fee Trading Through Sheer Determination
Anyone familiar with our project, Digitex Futures, will know that it’s been a long and eventful journey to get here. But we’ve stayed the course. Even during the worst bear market imaginable when many other projects had to throw in the towel, we’ve managed to survive.
103. Antoni Zolciak, Aleph Zero's COO & CMO, talks about creating a public blockchain
Startup interview with Antoni Zolciak of Aleph Zero, a public blockchain with enhanced privacy features. We combine academic excellence with business know-how.
104. Bootstrapping Surge: Why 57% More Founders Are Self-Funding in 2025
Pilot's annual founder survey report found that a quarter of founders are self-funding.
105. I Lost $400k ARR and Tested Positive for Covid-19 on The Same Day
March 13, 2020. I’ll remember this day as Charcoal Grey Friday in honor of my Costco sweatpants (thanks mother-in-law) and it being the hardest day of my career at GrowthHit.
106. A Conversation with Genesis Mining CEO Marco Streng
Genesis Mining CEO Marco Streng studied mathematics at the Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich before
co-founding Genesis Mining in 2013 and becoming a passionate advocate for blockchain
technology and cryptocurrency.
107. Why Startups May Fail to Get Funding in 2022
If you want to start your business but don't know where to get capital, you need to find out who the investors are and why they are ready to sponsor startups.
108. Founder Interviews: Francisco Homem de Mello of Qulture.Rocks
109. Marcus Cobb Overcame A Tornado (And A Pandemic) To Raise Capital
From raising money outside of Silicon Valley to pivoting after hitting a fundraising wall, to dealing with tornados and pandemics - Jammber founder Marcus Cobb shares his top tips for startup founders.
110. Top-5 lessons I learned during Apple Entrepreneur Camp
Apple Entrepreneur Camp taught key lessons—app inclusivity, user-centered approach, product page optimization, app review preparation, and user rewards.
111. How To Say "No" At Work Without Sounding Like A Jerk
“No” is often equated with being mean but “no” isn’t about shutting projects and people down. Here's how to say no in a corporate setting without sounding rude.
112. 7 Startup Safety Considerations for New Businesses
If you’re getting your startup up and running, then you know that it takes a lot of effort and time. It also takes a lot of resources. No matter the size of the business, you are investing resources in it, and we’re not just talking about financial resources. Startup owners are also prepared to invest their time, energy, and emotions in something they truly believe in.
113. ‘It Is Never Too Late to Learn, Grow, and Inspire’: Viktor Kochetov, CEO of Kyrrex
Startup interview with Viktor Kochetov, CEO of Kyrrex.
114. Building a Mental Health Startup: Insights from a Founder
People have a wide range of different "tools" that can give them cheap and fast relief of anxiety or other psychological conditions.
115. Everything I Learned (the Hard Way) as a First-Time AI SaaS Founder
A first-time CEO shares what went right, what went wrong, and the governance mistakes every startup founder should avoid before it’s too late.
116. Assembling the Avengers of Web3: How Andrew Masanto Brought Tech's Hottest Founding Team Together
Andrew Masanto is a two-time web3 unicorn founder, having started and popularized two of the top 100 cryptocurrencies (Hedera and Reserve).
117. With AI, Coders Have More Time for Creative Coding: Malik Drabla, Co-Founder Adrenaline
In this interview, we speak with Malik Drabla, the co-founder of Adrenaline - an AI project to help coders make the best of their code.
118. Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in the Technology Industry
Hacker Noon Non-Technical Founder Podcast- Episode 53 Zack Hurley
119. Five Things I Would Have Done Differently
120. Opening a Bank Account is Still A Hurdle for Crypto Startups
If you’re a crypto startup dealing with stubborn institutions, you’re not alone!
121. The Non-Technical Founder
I have been speaking to Coworking spaces, Incubators and Accelerators across London and it has become apparent that there is a common problem arising from non-technical startup founders. This transcends the culture, this impacts more than just female or minority-led startups.
122. Founder Interviews: David Karandish of Jane.ai
123. The Unusual Strategy This Entrepreneur Used To Raise Most of His Round Before It Even Started
A few years ago, Matthew Klein and his brother Andrew saw that the retail landscape was changing and that companies needed more agility than ever.
124. Fundraising: No One is Going to Do It For You
My "Tough Love" Talk To Founders Who Are Struggling To Raise Capital
125. Bringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story of Danny De Hek and Sultan Kassam
Bringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story of Danny De Hek and Sultan KassamBringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story
126. Behind Trust Wallet: A Glimpse into the World's Leading Multi-chain Crypto Wallet
Eowyn emphasizes security in the crypto realm amidst rising cybersecurity threats.
127. How to Build a Great Team
Marc Randolph goes over the importance of building a great team.
128. State of the Cryptomarket: An Interview With BankX CEO Lance Parker
The cryptomarket is melting. The cryptomarket meltdown is a result of the bearish sentiment in the market.
129. Lior Yaffe from Jelurida on How Covid-19 Uncovers the Flaws in Our Money System
"What I see is how the pandemic is exposing the inefficiency and inequality of the existing fiat system. Governments are printing money to bailout those who recklessly spent it during the good years. Banks lending government-backed money to those who don't need it instead of helping businesses in distress." - Lior Yaffe, Co-Founder, Jelrurida
130. Founder Interviews: James Wu and Allen Lu of AdaptiLab
Childhood friends James and Allen are making it easier for companies to build machine learning teams with AdaptiLab (Techstars Seattle ‘19).
131. The Systematic Guide to Finding a Co-Founder
You’re going to spend more time with your co-founder than with your spouse. This is why finding the right one is the one activity you CANNOT afford to rush. If you’re truly passionate about founding a company, you have only two options: compromise or keep on looking.
132. How a Bunch of Little Pitching Tweaks Helped This Founder Raise $4M For His Purchasing Software…
Serial entrepreneur Andrew Hoag had a huge frustration.
133. 10 Reasons Why Startup Fails
There are a number of prominent startup examples that have been very successful in the past few decades like Facebook, Instagram, and Airbnb among others. But from these stories of success, quite a number of failure stories are left untouched. According to an estimate 9 out of 10 startups end up failing. Entrepreneurs publish post mortem online and they are quite haunting. The reasons for failure may depend upon various factors like insufficient funding, incompetent team, and lack of motivation. I have compiled a list of 10 reasons which have been the cause of startup failures.
134. Tips for Building in Public as A Founder From Europe Eu
How building in public helped the growth of my startup.
135. Startup Interviews: Josh Aziz of TransferWise
What's your background, and what are you working on?
136. Understanding the Intricacies of Growth Marketing for Lean Startups
For most companies, growth marketing is the way of the future for leveraging data and agility to scale revenue and increase customer lifetime value.
137. Founder Interviews: Matt Creager of Manifold
Matt is the co-founder & VP of Marketing and Developer Relations at Manifold, the cloud-native marketplace company.
138. Han Solo — my journey from Google to founding Kalo
Why I left Google to found an AI startup funded by Techstars and Peter Thiel.
139. Startups: Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Launch a Project in a Bear Market
Despite the bear market startups should not turn off their projects in the crypto industry and Web 3.0. A few tips for projects on how to start in a bear market
140. How I learned Elixir and Launched a Product in 60 days
The concepts behind Erlang/OTP/Elixir make it a great fit for a tool like the one I was building
141. Saving Cryptocurrency from Scammers: Interview with Crypto Vigilante
I think the ICO run is past us. We will not see a crazy market like we did in 2017. Scammers are very sophisticated and are always coming up with new ways to scam.
142. Exploring AgriFi: An Exclusive Interview With Tórónet Co-founder Bolaji Akinboro
True to my conviction that blockchain's enormous disruptive potential can change the status quo, I recently sat down with Bolaji to explore AgriFi and Tórónet
143. Navigating the Risks and Opportunities of Starting an AI Company
The world of AI startups is rapidly expanding, with a multitude of new players and innovative solutions in various industries.
144. Unraveling Decentralized AI Computation & Web3 with Jet Liu, Product Director at Phoenix
A conversation with Jet Liu on how a combination of AI, Web3, and innovations in computation technology can help shape the future.
145. How To Pick The Best Tech Stack for your SaaS Startup
Choosing the right set of frameworks, database, front-end tools, back-end tools to build a long lasting tech stack for your SaaS
146. The Founder Playlist: Reflections on Really Good Advice from 45 CEOs
On the Importance of Building Healthy Co-Founder Relationships, Navigating Investor Meetings, and Investing in Your Mental Health as a Founder.
147. Daniel Quoc Dung Huynh, An Entrepreneur Advocating for Open-Source Privacy-Friendly AI
Daniel Quoc Dung Huynh, CEO and Co-founder of Mithril Security, is launching a startup to democratize privacy-by-design AI tools.
148. 10 Things Every Beginner Indie Hacker Should Know
10 Lessons I learned after making $1K as an Indie Hacker
149. 10 Things To Do Right Away Before Starting Your Product Journey
We all have different roles to fulfill during a product’s journey. Some of us are heavily invested on the sales and marketing side while others consider the technical decisions as their day to day job. While segregation of work is important as well as useful for founders, there are a lot of things that all founders need to learn to make sure they are ahead on the curve as they take continuous decisions for the product and its growth. Here are 10 things to do right away as you start your product journey.
150. The NodeJS Digital Transformation Guide for Non-Technical Founders
When it comes to selecting the right back-end technology. It can be confusing to evaluate your project needs and a versatile fit for your back-end development. However, NodeJS can be the best fit for your product. Thus, hire NodeJS developers to build the best business solution. Some of the crucial factors include whether you should look for offshore or onshore hiring.
151. Six Tips to Build Awareness for Your Tech Startup
You have built a tech startup to provide an outstanding solution, but it is not necessary that all the people will understand your idea in the beginning.
152. Surviving Coronavirus Pandemic: A Guide for Startups
Yes, we’re witnessing a crisis unfolding. Not only people get gripped by the coronavirus fear. It’s like a stroke for most businesses — some will recover, some won’t.
153. How Brazil’s Newly Elected Government Will Affect Its Bustling Startup Ecosystem
With a new political wind blowing through Brazil, we need to ask: What impact might Lula's election have on the buzzing startup ecosystem?
154. How to Win the UAE Market: Promotional Strategies for Small and Medium-sized Businesses
155. If You Want To Achieve A Goal Show Up Prepared
It is important to realize that we have the ability to manufacture our own fate when we want to. - Eric Haney, Delta Force operator
156. 11 Lessons I Learned as a Tech Founder
I’ve been a full-time founder for almost a year but have been into startup culture for most of my professional career as a software engineer (~4 years).
157. You Owe Your Team Prompt Layoffs and a New Plan
158. Why Are So Many Startups Built Now Only To Sell Later?
Unsuccessful startups are all alike; every successful startup has succeeded in its own way.
159. Do You Have to Code to Be in Tech?
Software Development is a route that’s proved to be very popular in the last couple of years in tech. From HTML & CSS webinars to Ruby on Rails meet ups, you can’t escape the hype. But what if coding isn’t for you? What if you want to solve problems in Tech without writing code, is there a career out there for you?
160. Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange
Anti Danilevski, KickEX CEO and founder, talks about Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange based on his own experiences in the field.
161. Founder Interviews: Satyam Vaghani of Nutanix
What's your background, and what are you working on?
162. An Intro to D-Commerce with Geoffrey Frank
Geoffrey Frank is the founder of Myntist, a startup that combines e-commerce and d-commerce platforms into a digital hybrid ecosystem.
163. Ignore the Internet (and 3 More Lessons Learned Between $10 and $1,100)
In July, my brother and I launched our first software product after nearly 2 years of working full-time on our business. We hit a big milestone that month and generated our first $10 in software revenue.
164. The One Piece Of Advice All Founders Need To Hear
Lose the to-do list, there is only one thing you need to focus on
165. 15 Advanced Cybersecurity & Web 3.0 Executives
A new breed of tech visionaries has been instrumental in driving this change and helping to deliver Web 3.0 solutions to the masses.
166. How Sound.me Simplifies AI-Powered Influencer Marketing
Explore Sound.me's journey, an AI-driven influencer platform transforming influencer marketing with simplicity, accountability, and global reach.
167. How to Name Your Startup
I’ve always found naming things to be particularly challenging. That is because a bad name is way worse than a good name is good - naming your car the “No-Go” (as the Chevy Nova was in Spanish) is far worse than a decent name like the Passat is good. Naming is, unfortunately, a negative sum game.
168. Tokenisation of Real World Assets : An Interview With OpenTrade CEO David Sutter
David Sutter is the CEO of OpenTrade, an institutional lending platform that provides users access to a suite of on-chain credit products for tokenized real-wor
169. Growing From $0 to $10 in Revenue in 24 Months
I know what you’re thinking. “That title has to be a typo. No one could grow that fast!”. I’m here to tell you that if you work hard and pursue your dreams you too can make $10 in 2 years.
170. Adadot Founder Alex on Building a Analytics Tool and being Nominated For #Noonies 2022
I’m Alex and I’m the Founder at Adadot.
171. The New Frontier: Investing in Web 3.0's Cutting-Edge Technology
I am speaking with James Wo, the CEO and founder of the investment firm Digital Finance Group, to discuss promising sectors within Web 3.0 for investment.
172. Virtual Assets, Charity, and Humanity in 2023
Philcoin is the world’s first philanthropic blockchain super dApp, says founder Jerry Lopez.
173. Why Digital Marketing Isn't Working for Your Tech Startup
That are countless blog posts that extoll the benefits and power of digital marketing. There are even more that show you exactly how to do it.
174. Doers Vs No Doers: An Analytical Approach
To start with, this is a tricky topic, where I might find people in conflict with my perception but after all when isn’t conflict a promising act. Conflict by its meaning is a disagreement where one holds an entirely opposite perspective and surely does one defend it as if it was their very own life at stake. I think that is a beauty of it, perhaps lasting for a long time that is unexpected or usual. I would put it as my experience to suggest that I have seen people get excited and enthusiastic about doing something. It can be an idea or a project or anything that they either want to achieve in life or a common goal to which one puts an effort.
175. We Made a Twist and Learned a Lot: Navigating a Startup
Learn from our twist-filled journey and gain valuable insights. Find inspiration and guidance for your own pivotal path
176. How I Went From a Freelance Developer to a Product Founder, My 10 Year Journey
A short story of a workaholic engineer switching from a developer to a product founder in 10 years.
177. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Zaheer Dodhia, CEO and Brand Hacker
Let's make the business world beautiful with brand designs.
178. Unity Communications Founder on Building the Company
Explore Patrick Brown's vision for Unity Communications, blending superior BPO services with his love for DJing.
179. Finally Going Full Remote? Here's Everything You Need to Know First
Remote work is booming largely because of the lockdown. But this way of working has been around for a long time - especially among knowledge workers. During the pandemic, a lot of companies tested remote working for the first time, and most of them do not plan to go back to the office even after the lockdown. However, some holes need to be patched and things taken care of before any founder jumps into remote working permanently.
180. Culture and Leadership in Startups: Lessons from the Founder
Lessons from a founder on shaping startup culture that scales — from hiring and leadership to trust, transparency, and building a team you’re proud of.
181. Founder Interviews: Joe Mahavuthivanij of Mythic Markets
182. Pre-PMF Startup: How To Do It Right
In the beginning of June 2020, we had enough cash to sustain ourselves for 2 years, and had decided to pivot. At the time, we weren’t sure if we needed to move away from our product, on which revenues were growing very slowly, or not. We spent 6 weeks in full exploration mode to identify what our next step was.
183. Cash Rules Everything Around Me [Writing Prompts For Startup Founders]
Are you a startup founder? Consider filling out these writing prompts so readers can get to know your company better, and it's a great way for others to learn.
184. The Day the CEO of Meta Stopped to Like My Vision
Never underestimate the power of sharing what you think. Write, publish, post. Technology is built that way — brick by brick, idea by idea.
185. Exclusive Interview With DEGA Founder and CEO Carlos Rene
In this interview, you are going to learn more about Carlos's blockchain career and DEGA, his brainchild.
186. How to Start, Run and Sell Your Billion-dollar Business
Timeless advice to profit from your passions, capitalize on your ideas and become a better human being.
187. 5 Reasons Why You Should Do Competitive Analysis Before Building A Product
5 reasons why you should do competitive analysis before building a product ?
Using competitive analysis, startup founders can get a head on in product.
188. Podcast: Kate Dudzik on AI ethics, product-led data science and more!
One thing that has become clear in the last few years is that the soft parts of data science are becoming even more important. What do I mean by soft parts? I a
189. From Corporate Job to Solopreneurship — Insights From Running My Own Mentorship Business For a Year
Achieving a €260,000 with My Central European Software Engineering Leadership Venture.
190. Duelist King Nominated as Blockchain Game Dev of the Year
Nicole Nguyen is the co-founder of Duelist King, the first NFT game powered by Dual Launch via OccamRazer IDO and PancakeSwap IFO.
191. Founder Interviews: Michael Reitblat of Forter
Forter is the leading provider in e-commerce fraud prevention, protecting $130B in digital transactions annually.
192. The 10 Most Inspirational Quotes by Miki Agrawal
Miki Agrawal shares her most thoughtful and inspirational quotes about life, entrepreneurship, technology, and not letting the haters win.
193. Serenity Shield: A Pioneering Vision For Secure Data Storage, Recovery, and Transfer
Venket Naga, CEO of Serenity Shield, talks about his journey in tech, the inspiration behind the blockchain initiative and how it aims to redefine data security
194. Unlocking the Future of DeFi: How Dolomite is Redefining the Crypto Landscape!
Adam Knuckey, co-founder of Dolomite, shares the story of its inception, the challenges faced, and the vision for the future.
195. How To Build Products Like a Scientist
Every decision and step we take at a startup is based on some belief. Here's how to validate those beliefs and build products like a scientist ;)
196. Being a Student Founder Ain't Easy
Estimated Reading Time: 14 minutes
197. Building an API-Powered Platform
On this episode. Jon Dahl, CEO of Mux, and Thierry Schellenbach, CEO of Stream, talk to Amy Tom about starting their API-powered platform.
198. Minds Behind Money: Interview With VC Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund
In this interview, we catch up with Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund to discuss the state of VC funding, AI, and crypto.
199. The Illusion of Ideas
Why untested ideas remain illusions. Only through simplicity, speed, and real-world testing can you separate what’s real from what’s not.
200. An Inspiring Story of Sowemo Tech Company Founder
Sowemo Tech Private Limited Founded by Ketan Shrivastava and Surendra yadav in July 2019. Basically its a IT service company located in heart of India at Bhopal Madhya Pradesh. Its a long journey travelled by Ketan from 2012 When Ketan was in final year of engineering in 2012. He had idea of Talent Search Portal. At that time in Bhopal Engineering students have potentials But was not much aware about Angel investors.
201. Hiring Remote Tech Talent: Overcoming the Challenges, Maximizing the Benefits
Levin shares his views on hiring remote tech talent, the benefits and challenges of remote hiring, and strategies for finding and retaining remote talent.
202. How To Explore Your Startup Idea With ZERO Money
A couple years ago I was teaching a small course at Stanford about Entrepreneurship and I remember the number one question was how to raise money.
203. 8 Things a Co-founder Can Start Doing When Others Are Busy With Product Development
Find out what you need to do as a co-founder during product development when you have little to do but still need to contribute to the success of the startup.
204. Dalip Celbeqiri On Work and Motivation [Interview]
I had the chance to talk to the Facebook Video Expert Dalip Celbeqiri who is the "go-to-person" when it comes to creative marketing. You can catch him behind the scenes, usually brainstorming and creating master plans for viral content. Dalip is one of the founders and CEO for the company Following Media Inc. His team runs the marketing for some of the biggest brands like “DIY Simple“. His team currently holds the 2nd place for “most views on a Facebook video” with more than 4.5 billion minutes viewed in a year; 100% organically.
205. A Letter of Encouragement to the Female Founders of the Future
Surveys suggest that over a third of the world’s female entrepreneurs have experienced gender bias. Only about 6.4% companies have women CEOs.
206. The Noonification: Practical Introduction to Domain-Driven Design (7/22/2023)
7/22/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!
207. 8 Legal Documents Every Business Startup Needs
208. The Strong Game of Developer To Entrepreneur
The title of CEO/Founder seems cool but it's all about burning our hands and heads by Hustling. It's not like a general race where once you run quick and finish before anyone else and win the game. To be honest, entrepreneurship is like slowly moving with high efforts for success.
209. Food Tech Stories: How To Fail Food Delivery Startup
210. CEO of Lattice: First-Time Founder Misconceptions
Jack Altman, CEO of Lattice, goes over first-time founder misconceptions.
211. Machine Learning is Driving the Future
AdValorem Angel Syndicate drives the future with investment in machine learning.
212. 20 Questions for Yearly Employee Reviews
After scouring the internet and tapping into whatever it is I've learned about building teams and leveling up the purpose of work, I came up with 20 questions for the Hacker Noon team to reflect on the year behind and improve for the year ahead. Maybe they can help your startup or team too? So, I'm publishing them here.
213. How to Find and Message Investors on LinkedIn
Here's how to look for investors on LinkedIn, and what should be in the first email to get interested in your project.
214. 6 Lessons Learned Fundraising for Our Startup in Africa
After the announcement and news on raising our first external round of capital, several budding African entrepreneurs have reached out to me through various social media channels asking, "Tesh, please could you share some tips on how you did it?" Reflecting upon the same and the numerous congratulatory messages that came streaming in this past week made me think about the struggle of fundraising, and why it is indeed a great milestone for entrepreneurs. As much as the capital we have raised ($350k) for our startup, MarketForce 360, is very 'small' - compared to some counterparts across the globe - I have come to learn that less than 0.5% of startups globally get funded by either angel investors or VC's (venture capitalists). In Africa, the statistics are worse!
215. App-Hopping: The Silent Productivity Killer and Why the Future Belongs to Niche Ecosystems
Discover why app-hopping is a productivity killer and how Unified Niche Ecosystems reclaim 59 mins/day lost to digital fragmentation and Micro-SaaS failure.
216. 20 Questions for Yearly Employee Reviews
After scouring the internet and tapping into whatever is I've learned about building teams and leveling up the purpose of work, I came up with 20 questions for the Hacker Noon team to reflect on the year behind and improve for the year ahead. Maybe they can help your startup or team too? So, I'm publishing them here.
217. "You Have to Have Privacy, But to What Scale and Under Whose Control?" - Adel de Meyer
Recently I had a chance to chat with Adel de Meyer, entrepreneur and leader of DAPS coin, a fully anonymous staking coin and payment system. Her project recently published a new DAPS whitepaper and announced its web wallet.
218. Andrew Wilkinson: Lessons Learned Based on the Last 20 Years of Running Tiny
Here's a big list of things that don't seem to work, based on the last 20 years of running Tiny:
219. My 17 Years of Tech Experience In A Few Lines
I've been working in technology for the last 17 years, and I cannot help but admit that — as rewarding as this industry seems — it's a never-ending race with time, and the speed at which the disruptive becomes outdated is unparalleled.
220. From Chemical Engineering to Content Marketing: Black-in-Tech Interview with Emmanuel Nwaka
The Black in Tech Interview with Emmanuel Nwaka.
221. In Conversation with Stewart Kohl on What He Looks For in an Investment
Stewart Kohl is Co-Chief Executive Officer of The Riverside Company, a global private equity firm based in Cleveland, Ohio with offices across North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. The Riverside Company has more than $7 billion in assets under management and oversees a global portfolio of more than 80 companies. Prior to joining Riverside in 1993, Kohl served as vice president of Citicorp Venture Capital and COO of the National Cooperative Business Association in Washington, D.C
222. How Perfectionism Helped Me and Worked Against Me
As a kid I always wanted to be the best at what I did: school, sports, games, you name it. I remember playing cards with friends and if I lost and somebody laughed, I would get very upset and disappointed.
223. Representing Your Virtual Self: An Interview With Leo Nilsson From Scapin'
Today, I am talking with Leo Nilsson, co-founder of a mobile chat app - Scapin'. Scapin' is designed for our virtual identities.
224. Saving 20+ Hours a Week: How Jamie I.F. Built AffiliateFinder.ai to Automate Affiliate Recruitment
Jamie I.F., Founder of AffiliateFinder.ai on Helping SaaS Teams Automate Affiliate Recruitment and Grow Faster
225. The Secret of Networking: How High-Tech Companies Expand Into New Markets
Maxim Lukyanov shares insights on how business developers and high tech companies attain noteworthy results through the secret and power of networking
226. Introducing HanafundMe.com: the Crowdfunding Platform for Women
Starting up business, if you are cash strapped, can be pretty tough. It is still workable, but the journey is longer. Having extra funds helps you sustain your business operations and makes it easier to scale for growth.
227. Post-Acquisition Lessons on Time & Energy Management: What I'd Do Differently as a Repeat Founder
I've often fantasized about time traveling to coach my younger self. This is the advice I'd give myself when I was launching my last startup.
228. Challenges, Benefits and How Businesses Can Adopt Blockchain
The blockchain is a distributed ledger that records transactions in a permanent and verifiable way.
229. 5 Productivity Hacks for Solo Founders
Let's be honest, starting a business can be challenging, but for many people (like me) - it's a lifelong dream. Although many people feel more comfortable starting a business with a co-founder - it's not always the best decision.
230. "Lack of Focus Can Derail Even the Best Plans" says Rhythm Systems CEO Patrick Thean
Patrick Thean is an award-winning serial entrepreneur who has started and exited multiple companies.
231. Meet a Simple API for PDF Docs
PDF API, fill, generate and e-sign PDFs
232. Top Startup Directories To Submit Your Business in 2021
Recently we decided to start trying harder to market our side project, Notifier.so - Get Notified when your business is mentioned on Reddit and more, and as part of that process we submitted it to a bunch of directory sites we found in an older article.
233. Top Management Tips for Startup Founders
Here are some top dos and don'ts for startup founders, alongside some management tips for startup founders from successful entrepreneurs.
234. [Interview] How Technology Is Reshaping Transportation: Trends and Challenges
Why will more people switch to cars as their choice of transportation? When will all vehicles become self-driving? I had the opportunity to sit down and talk about these issues in greater detail with Alexander Sapov, the CEO of GetTransfer.com, one of the biggest airport-to-city transfer providers.
235. Escape the Digital Grind: How Wellness Retreats Offer a Refreshing Break
A story on wellness retreats and their benefits in today's digital age. How technology takes a toll on us and what to do about it.
236. Meet the World Bank Exec Turned Startup Founder Who Raised $3 Million for Her Vietnamese Coffee…
While Debbie Wei Mullin was fundraising for her specialty Asian beverage company, Copper Cow Coffee, she encountered frequent skepticism about its appeal: “it’s a niche product.”
237. Food Tech Stories: How These Guys Built A Multi-Billion Dollar Family Business
Who doesn’t know Panda Express? It is a fast-food restaurant chain that offers American Chinese cuisine. With over 2,200 locations, it is a forward-runner in the Asian restaurant chain niche. The idea of Panda Express was born in the United States. First restaurants used to be located in shopping mall food courts, but the chain has been expanded since then. You can see Panda Express in universities, airports, military bases, amusement parks, and other places.
238. Bootstrapping, Fundraising Or Both? How A Gritty Approach Helped Allie Magyar Raise Capital
After years of running events for huge companies, Allie Magyar decided she was spending too much of her time hovering over a fax machine.
239. Build vs. Buy: The AI Martech Conundrum
Lomit Patel, Chief Growth Officer at Tynker, provides an overview of the pros and cons when building or buying an AI martech solution to capitlise on growth.
240. How to Excel When Hiring for Your Startup
Often, the problem lies not in hasty or incorrect hiring decisions but rather in the failure to correct a wrong decision promptly.
241. Story behind the Feelin App
Feelin | Share what you feel
242. How To Run a Tight Fundraising Process
Why you have to own your process from end-to-end
243. The Tyler Hochman Interview: Building a B2B Workforce Analytics Company
Interview with Tyler Hochman, CEO of FORE Enterprise.
244. Interview with Hyunkeun Yoon, COO of Karaoke Blockchain Platform, SOMESING
A self-starting entrepreneur with 13 years of experience in HR managing, Hyunkeun Yoon. SOMESING is another Blockchain project, which recently won at the Blockbattle Korea 2.
245. Richard Stallman: Everything You Need to Know About Him
Sarah Mei goes over Richard Stallman.
246. 2020 Founder Review: Product, Community and Challenges
Year Highlights for TAIKAI's Product, Community and Challenges.
247. Empowering Business Agility: An Interview with Fabian Veit, CEO at MAKE
Discover how MAKE Founder & CEO Fabian Veit drives innovation with visual no-code automation, empowering businesses to adapt, innovate, and outpace competition.
248. #FoundersConnect: Abdul Hassan, CEO & Founder of Mono, Backed by Ycombinator
#FoundersConnect: Abdul Hassan, CEO & Founder of Mono, Backed by Ycombinator
249. Thrilled to be Recognized as a Trending Startup in Jaipur, India
Emizentech is recognized as one of the trending startups in Jaipur India in 2022 by Hackernoon.
250. The Entrepreneur's Balancing Act: Cultivating Success While Nurturing Life's Dimensions
Embark on an entrepreneurial journey while maintaining balance in health, finance, relationships, and spirituality. Thrive in all aspects of life! 🚀🌟
251. How To Create Personal Breakthroughs By Mastering EI: Interview With Matt Kursh
A recent nationwide survey aiming to better understand the “before and after” of emotions in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic has found that people’s #1 emotion now is anxiety, and before the outbreak, the #1 emotion was calm.
252. From Connected Cars to Mental Health: Ivan Mishanin's Journey as a Co-Founder and Tech Leader
How to build successful companies and what tech leader should look like in the AI era?
253. David Brunk On Revolutionizing Legal Trust Through Smart Contracts
In this exclusive interview, Brunk delved into the origin of DTrust, the benefits and risks associated with smart contract-based trusts
254. How I Quit My Job to Start My Online Business
I quit my job. I'm now unemployed. It feels great to finally be able to write this blog post.
255. Successful Founders Built Lives That Energize Rather Than Drain Them
Your home life isn't separate from your business. It's the foundation everything else is built on.
256. Thought Leadership and Startups: the Path is the Goal
Don’t aim to ‘become a thought leader’. It’s not about the label. But do strive to make a difference in your industry with thought leadership.
257. Top 7 Promising SaaS Entrepreneurs in 2021 You Should Not Miss
The article gives you an idea of how the top SaaS companies made progress and ranked themselves in the top list.
258. Mozilla Summer Startup Studio and MVP Lab
TLDR: See mozilla.org/builders for more details regarding our summer programs!
259. Top Reasons For Tech Startups Failure And What To Do To Avoid It
The millennials are too tired of 9 to 5 jobs and a monotonous lifestyle for a decade now. They have a good skill set and corporate experience, which pushes, them to open startups with the knowledge gained from their work environment. But does everyone see success in venturing startups, and what are the difficulties they face to be consistent in their entrepreneurial dreams? Let us see the top 10 reasons for tech startups fail and how we can recover and be ready with measures to overcome the failures:
260. Ilya Rouss: “Travel Trends to Watch: digital nomads, non-mainstream places, local economies growth”
When the travel industry will recover after the pandemic, what will the travel experience look like and how modern tech will influence it?
261. Redwerk Founder on How to Stand Out in a Crowded, AI-Assisted Software Development Market
Redwerk’s Founder shares how the company became a trusted tech partner for Fortune 500s, serving 773M users through custom software and digital transformation.
262. Todays 5 Ideas: 31.08.2020
A text editor where Pac-Man will start eating the text whenever you press backspace.
263. Here's Why We Invested in Turing — The Future of CPG Formulation
Iteration is the new innovation…
264. Why Your Product Is Scaling Faster Than Your Story Can Handle
When product scale outpaces narrative clarity, teams accumulate narrative debt. A systems view of why growth quietly breaks alignment first.
265. How to Build a Successful WEB3 Startup in Three Easy Steps (There Are No Easy Steps)
Building a successful WEB3 startup is more like trying to navigate a maze blindfolded while riding a unicycle and fighting wild feral hogs, but you can do it!
266. 4 Tips SaaS Founders can use to Optimize their Sales Funnel
This article will show you 4 tactics for optimizing your SaaS sales funnel
267. Tech founder, Why Haven't You Become a Designer Yet?
No, seriously, why not? It’s cool to be a designer, a creative person who DJs vinyl sets in a funky club at night and starts the morning with a double-filter coffee and a vegan croissant overlooking the sea to get inspired for the next advertising campaign. Not a bad stereotype, right?
268. 7 Reasons Why Your MVP may Never Launch
269. "Founder Bottleneck" Might Prevent Your Next Raise or Exit
Founder dependence isn’t just an operational bottleneck, it’s a risk multiplier that will kill any operator's chance of exiting a business.
270. Carina Ayden On Being an Environmentalist Founder Building Resilient Products
Carina Ayden, the founder of Unimaginable foods, shares her perspective on the sustainable lifestyle and becoming an environmentalist.
271. The Interpretation Gap: Why Capability Is Outpacing Trust, and Valuation Is Paying the Price
Advanced systems are scaling faster than markets can interpret them.
272. Women in Tech: Interview With Maja Roknic, CPO and Co-Founder at CulturePulse AI
CulturePulse's fearless female co-founder and CPO pushes the boundaries of product development in AI.
273. 5 Business Lessons from IBM Surveyed CEOs for a Post-Pandemic World
After the uncertainty of the year 2020, we have to admit: the new order came up from the chaos, and as a result, the business priorities were reconfigured too.
274. What to Know Before Joining an Accelerator
Starting a business is hard and requires making tough decisions. More than that, most startups struggle to find the necessary investment. This is why many startup founders seek to join an accelerator that will make the initial investment and provide quality mentor support.
275. 2 or 3 Under 20ish Awards—Hacker Noon's #Noonies Nominees for 2019
Hacker Noon—where hackers start their afternoons, has partnered with Stream to present the first inaugural Noonies 2019: The Tech Industry's Greenest Awards. You can help Hacker Noon declare the best and worst of this year's tech scene by voting every day from today until August 16th!
276. Female Entrepreneur Miki Agrawal Champions Global Sustainability Initiatives With TUSHY
Miki Agrawal champions ongoing global sustainability and eco-friendly hygiene through her professional and personal life.
277. How Does One Trade Crypto in Canada and the USA?
By a deep study into the market systems before launch, the company pointed out shortcomings within the crypto industry.
278. Stop Thinking Big and Start Thinking About the Daily 1% Improvement
The only way to learn is by starting and doing things relentlessly. You should go deep into a chosen space, and don't worry about making big leaps.
279. Roles Of Support Are The New Normal
Are you being the best leader you can be? Is your leader effective? here are some useful tips on how to do better.
280. "Develop the Habit of Upgrading Yourself," Advises Muhammad Bilal
Muhammad Bilal (Pakistan) is a 5x 2020 Noonie Nominee for contributions to the Entrepreneurship, Founders, IoT, Life, and Life Lessons tag categories on Hacker Noon. In this interview, Muhammad shares personal perspectives regarding self-awareness, problem solving, and stagnation.
281. The Key to Succeeding With Founder-Led Sales
Sam Blond discusses founder-led sales.
282. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon Contributor Omer Rosenbaum, CTO and Co-Founder at Swimm.io
My name is Omer, I am the CTO and Co-Founder of Swimm, a devtool that helps developers and their teams manage knowledge about their codebase.
283. DeFi Today: In the Words of Builders in the Space
It might just be a sign of the times, and it definitely feels like so much has been said about DeFi already.
284. My College Startup Failed; This is What I Learned
College is a great place, you make new friends, try new things, and have no shortage of homework. During my freshman year at Iowa State, aside from doing normal college things, I spent my time learning as much as possible about how people have made technology solve problems for society and everything that goes into making these ideas a reality.
285. Four Tips for Capitalizing on Security Posture to Expedite Business Growth
Cybersecurity is often cited as a minefield for businesses, and while this cliche remains true, it has become slightly outdated.
286. 12 Product Design Principles While Working in Small Startups
If you are aware of the values of carrying out the Product Design Process, then you are halfway through the success!
287. What Happens When Purpose Is Assumed, Not Discovered
A cautionary tale of ambition, denial, and the costly consequences of building a startup without a clear problem to solve or customers to serve.
288. 7 Things Tech Entrepreneurs Should Know Before Starting a Business
To start your own business or a startup you don’t need to have a degree in business specialization or business experience. All you need is to know how business works and do proper business planning.
289. Making the Leap to Solopreneur
It was a big, scary decision to make—going from a conventional 9-to-5 desk job working in operations of a small company, to launching my own digital business where I work as a content manager and writer.
290. The Founders Survey Winners Are: Gmail, Mailchimp, Slack, Trello, Hubspot, Zoom and Custom Code
As Startups, we have a habit of moving fast. But in our haste, did we pick the right tools for the job?
291. Cassie Founder, Nicky Watson, Answers: 10 Questions for Every Startup Founder
Founder Nicky Watson shares insight into her company, Cassie, with HackerNoon's '10 Questions for Every Startup Founder' interview template.
292. Why Indie Products Differentiation Is Important And How To Achieve It
Analyzing how successful indie businesses are able to differentiate themselves.
293. Brutal Facts: Most Artists Can't Draw
Roy Simmons coined that phrase and I like it a lot. “Most artists can’t draw.”
294. 🎓 How I am Learning Sales as a Technical Founder
295. "The most important thing for any ad is to know your audience," - says George Thomas McCormick
George Thomas McCormick is the founder of SOAR: a full-funnel Facebook & Instagram marketing agency. SOAR's main offering is creating and running profitable Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns for its clients.
296. #FoundersConnect: Interview with Michael 'Trojan' Okoh - Co-founder and CTO, ThePeer
22-year old Founder of ThePeer, Michael Trojan Okoh, shares his story with me.
297. Lessons Learned From Successful Founders Building in Public
Valuable Lessons learned from 5 successful public building founders.
298. The 3 Traits I Never Compromise On When Hiring a Dream Team
A strategic framework for hiring high-potential talent — even if they lack experience. Based on real-life practice, behavioral psychology, and experience.
299. This CEO Got Bill Gates’ Attention—Now He’s Fueling AI with Memgraph’s Speedy Graph Tech
Dominik Tomicevic, founder and CEO of Memgraph answers ten questions for startup founders from HackerNoon Founder and CEO David Smooke.
300. 7 Stories To Learn About Davis Baer
Learn everything you need to know about Davis Baer via these 7 free HackerNoon stories.
301. How a Founder’s Passion Can Hinder Startup Success
It is common advice for founders to build only things they are passionate about. But, there's another side to that story.
302. $1.3M in Funding for Rural Colorado Founders via the Greater Colorado Pitch Series 2.0
This year, applicants to the Greater Colorado Pitch Series can apply for 4 different capital tracks and $1.3M in total investment is available.
303. The Productivity Trap Engineers Fall Into: Work That Never Ships
It looks like progress, it feels like progress. But nothing ships. This is avoidance in a very nice hoodie.
304. Journey with my startup so far
The many pivots of building a startup from a UK Founder
305. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Marianna Alshina, Chief Business Development Officer
Interview with Marianna Alshina, CBDO at Know Your Dosh for Hackernoon.
306. Experiment Loudly. Learn Quietly.
The fastest way to build predictable, sustainable growth is learning which signals deserve your focus and which are just noise.
307. 5 Most Important Tips Every Data Analyst Should Know
The 5 things every data analyst should know and why it is not Python, nor SQL
308. Andros Wong's Wonder is Providing DAOs with Technical Infrastructure
Wonder has one key concept and it is that “the future is collaborative”
309. Insights From the Co-Founder of Genopets: Building a Blockchain-Powered Gaming Platform
Join us as we sit down with Jay, the Co-Founder of Genopets, as he shares his journey in building a blockchain-powered gaming platform and the insights he gaine
310. Startup CEOs: Here’s Good News You Can Include in Your 2020 Board Deck
As you prepare for your board meetings, you might be struggling to find some good news to share with the board. Sure, it’s a mistake to go into a board meeting pretending everything is going well — board meetings are a valuable opportunity to share your startup’s challenges and get guidance from a panel of trusted advisors.
311. Beyond Excel and Google Sheets: Innovations in Handling Massive Spreadsheets Amidst the Big Data Rev
We spoke to Jason Hines, the Co-founder of Gigasheet, a big data spreadsheet platform...
312. How Founders Can Adapt to the New Normal
The ongoing pandemic has impacted not only our lives but also the global economy. COVID-19 will stay with us for months to come and it is unlikely that our world will ever look the same. This is the time to adapt.
313. How We Built Arengu — Story and Vision of Our Startup
Arengu was officially founded in May 2018, but we had to come a long way before finding our value as a company. Today, we'd like to share our road with you, so you can get inspired and learn from our story.
314. 5 Types Of Fear That Millions Of People Feel
Fear of missing out
315. Time Off Isn't An Issue: The Key Practices Helping Me Lead Remotely Right Now
I’ll not deny it. I love being in a physical office with coworkers. I love being around people with the same objectives and challenges. It gives me strength and motivation.
316. How Public Product Roadmap Help Us to Understand Our Users
317. When is The Right Time to Step Down as Your Startup's CEO?
Here's why you can't and shouldn't be your startup's CEO forever. Eventually, if you're lucky, it'll come time to let someone else manage your baby.
318. Interview: BrainCo CEO on The Future of Brain Machine Interface Tech
BrainCo is a tech company that is dedicated to developing Brain Machine Interface technology, and it is the first Chinese team chosen by Harvard Innovation Lab. Located in Somerville, MA, the company is adjacent to Harvard University and MIT.
319. The Dumbest Thing We Do as Startup Founders
The dumbest thing we do as startup founders is to not share equity with one another.
320. Interview with AnavClouds Founders: How To Build a Million Dollar Company
The founders of AnavClouds Software are both Salesforce professionals, doing well in their own spheres of work. They happened to meet through a common friend of theirs and started working together for some time. As the volumes grew they decided over a cup of steaming coffee that it was the right time to start a venture of their own, in 2016.
321. Building Armenia’s First Live Seafood Supply Chain: A Business Case in Market Creation
How I built Armenia’s first live seafood supply chain by combining custom systems, logistics, and smart business strategy.
322. Current Market Outlook: Insights for Seed Stage Founders
This short briefing note is prepared for founders who are considering, or are in the process of raising seed capital. The last few weeks have seen a significant shift in terms of the fundraising atmosphere, and investors’ appetite for risk.
323. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions! (10/16/2024)
10/16/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!
324. 10 Features For A Successful Community: An Open Letter
If you’re like us, you probably have some unread red-dot notifications in your Slack sidebar. Work-related, a few are from social groups or communities
325. The Best Way to Measure Real KPIs? - DON'T Add a Link to your Product
How many people will click to check out the website shouldn't matter when you are trying to validate a product.
326. Startup Wrappers Can Be Insanely Valuable
SaaS businesses (particularly ones for technical users) sometimes have to deal with a vocal outcry that their product “is just a wrapper around” something. The implication is that ‘a wrapper’ is inherently not valuable, and it’s impossible to build a great business around such a product. This logic is a product of lazy thinking and myopia; ‘wrappers’ can be insanely valuable.
327. Where The Heck Should You Incorporate A Remote-Based Company?
A hands-on guide for remote founders choosing where to incorporate. Real lessons, legal tips, and why Delaware keeps coming out on top.
328. Meet the Writer: Sergey Prilutskiy is The Co-founder of Blockchain Company, MixBytes
Short interview with Sergey Prilutskiy, developer, researcher, security specialist, co-founder of MixBytes company, and Hackernoon author.
329. The Zen of Building Financial Models: 9 Tips for Startup Founders
9 tips to improve your financial modeling game as a founder.
330. HackerNoon & The Wild West of Startups
Amy Tom chats with David Smooke (co-founder and CEO of HackerNoon) about his founder's journey with HackerNoon, and with Storm Farrell (Software Developer at Ha
331. How To Recruit, Train, and Retain Skilled UX Designers
A “ready” UX designer is a rare encounter in the wild. Designers usually do know how to make things pretty – but when it comes to the product logic and interactions design, few feel at ease. The inevitable solution is to hire people with a relevant background and upgrade them to real UXers: host lectures, give homework, provide practice opportunities.
332. The Most Dangerous Lie in Startups
Most founders skip a founder agreement because they trust each other. But when pressure hits - that missing structure becomes the root of chaos.
333. FourWeekMBA Founder Gennaro Cuofano On Heuristic Decision Making
Gennaro Cuofano (Italy) writes about digital business models, platforms, blockchain business models, and new ways of doing business, all the while managing the growth of a high-tech startup and a small sales team. In this interview: Decentralization, Scaling, and Building Your Own Platform.
334. Where Should Advisors Fit Into Your Business?
Do you need an advisor to help you through challenges? It’s another expense, not an immediate contribution to the top line. What to do?
335. How To Manage Your Business During Pandemic
336. Pivot via Repositioning
The restroom story
337. Here’s Everything I Learned Building a Blog to Teach Cybersecurity
It was in early 2025 that I initiated my own blog, OpenExploit.in, with one simple aim: to make cybersecurity easy to learn and available to all.
338. How We Scored $125 MRR and 497 Followers Pre-launch
Hey Hackernoon family! I havent contributed an article in a long time but I wanted to share how we grew our newsletter, Product Byte, to 497 subscribers and $150/mrr (6 paid members) before we even launched.
339. Tech Is Shaping the Airlines Business: Here's How
In this episode of "Flying into the Future: How Tech is Shaping the Airlines Business," Omri Hurwitz welcomes esteemed guest Nathaniel Felsher.
340. AI Meets Crypto: A Conversation With EmpyrX Founder And CEO Cam Sandifur
In this interview with Olayimika Oyebanji, Cam discussed EmpyrX and the importance of AI.
341. While Investors Scour for Homeruns, Founders Should Prioritize Getting on Base
If investors only know how to spot short-term, moonshot yields, is it possible that the overwhelming majority of successful startups get overlooked?
342. Using Efficient Knowledge Transfer to Increase Information's Half-Life: Remote Weekly #26 📝
Today, I want to talk to you about the life of information and how that fundamentally impacts remote working.
343. Discover the 'Cheat Codes' for the Difficult 'Game' of Giving Care
If the game is unbeatable, frustration takes over and the game is tossed aside.
344. The Unseen Areas Augur Your Future Failure
It is 1943 and you are Head of the United States Eighth Air Force. Your mission is to destroy Germany's ability to wage war and free up the skies for the Allied Forces. The problem is that your Bombers are being zapped out of the sky like mosquitos drawn into the fire in a summery night.
345. "As a founder, I am looking for risk-takers" #Noonies2021
I am scared that more and more people are captivated by networked systems (and their tricks) that push them to move faster but not to become better thinkers.
346. No Stanford Degree? No Problem. Here’s How to Win as an Underdog Founder
Startups love to talk about disruption, but when it comes to funding, the system still favors the familiar.
347. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions! (10/15/2024)
10/15/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!
348. “Four-Day Workweek? I Hate It.” Top Fintech Founder Max Faldin About Building a Remote-First Startup
Silverbird Founder Max Faldin about Building a Remote-First Startup
349. How We're Helping Black Founders Succeed with Launch Like a Mogul
Growing up and entering adulthood post-college, I always knew that I wanted to be in a position to help the Black community succeed and break barriers.
350. From a Mac Mini, Running Windows XP, to Streaming Giant: The Twitch Come-Up
A brief look at Twitch's humble beginnings, as well as pivotal decisions that turned their fortunes around.
351. How to Balance Investor Relations and Product Growth
Learn how to strategically align investor relations with product growth for sustainable business success and revenue optimization.
352. Fortuitapps Founder on Applying Imagination to Solving Problems And Noonies 2022 Nomination
Hey HackerNoon Readers! I’m Nicolas and I’m the founder of Fortuitapps.
353. A Statement From Hayden Adams - The Inventor of Uniswap
Hayden Adams on Uniswap.
354. Pioneering Personalized Learning: How TinyTap's Yogev Shelly Revolutionizes Childhood Education
Yogev Shelly is the founder and CEO of TinyTap. TinyTap is the world’s largest library of educational games for young learners.
355. The Highs and Lows of My First Real Startup, CoLaunchly
Discover the journey of launching CoLaunchly, its challenges, and insights on startup life, burnout, and growth
356. Success in Startupland Demands that You Stop Thinking and Start Doing
I’m normally a pretty big thinker. I like to analyze decisions and thoughts all the way out in the future and plan for all of the various contingencies. What happens if x goes wrong and then I’m in situation y? How will that affect a, b, and c? And I continue down the rabbit hole until I can’t see the light anymore.
357. From Fluorescent Lights to Sporting NFTs
It pays to be neurodiverse - Ben Appleby escaped school and followed his instincts - now he is a co founder of an exciting web3 sporting platform launching soon
358. 3 Best Tips To Attract Investors Being An Outsider
Unshackled Ventures founding partner Nitin Pachisia explains three ways he built a strong network during his fundraising journey.
359. Knowing When to Hard Pivot Might Be This Year's Most Valuable Skill
In mid-May, we were just closing our seed round after an 8-week-long fundraising process. Two weeks later, we started to have concerns over our product and vision. After a full month of interviews and explorations, we understood we needed to hard pivot. This article is about how we came to understand the shortcomings of our vision, and why we eventually decided to pivot. We talk about how we handled it with all the stakeholders (investors and team) in this article.
360. The Food Truck: An Old Business Idea Worth Exploring?
Food trucks have been around for quite some time now, an idea sprung forth from an older necessity-driven idea, the chuckwagon. It is a simple proposition, really: instead of the public going to a restaurant or diner to eat, the food comes to them. One could consider it the older cousin of straight-to-your-door food delivery.
361. From Small Failures to Big Wins: An Interview With Marco Calamassi on Mindset
I'm a mindset geek, It all comes down to that in the end, whether it's failures or wins. In my constant chase for Mindset hacks, tips and stories I had the opportunity to talk to the Digital Entrepreneur Marco Calamassi,
whose team develops social media brands and products for some of the biggest influencers. In this interview, I had a chance to ask a few questions regarding his journey, the struggles, the successes and the mindset needed. Here's what he had to say.
362. What I Learn When I Failed a Project
363. The Power of Saying "I Assume the Risk and Its Consequences"
I share how taking full responsibility for risks (without hiding my fear) has shaped my leadership, empowered my team, and strengthened our company culture.
364. When Startup Advice Backfires: Avoiding Common Pitfalls That Slow Your Growth
Discover how well-meaning startup advice can backfire and learn practical strategies to avoid common pitfalls that slow your growth.
365. How To Write a Manifesto
Marzee Labs has launched its Manifesto on its website two years ago. The decision of writing it and the whole process we went through to get there was pretty cool and we wanted to tell you all about it. It made sense to be a team effort, so we brainstormed our way through it on a sunny and hot summer Saturday in Setúbal, Portugal, home of our designers.
366. 6 Lessons From YC Startup School Delhi SMB Meetup #1
367. If Your Deck Confuses Smart People, It’s Not a Smart Deck
If you think you’ve prepared a brilliant deck full of numbers and charts, pause for a moment and make sure someone outside your project can understand it.
368. #FoundersConnect: How Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami, Uses Tech to Improve the Lives of Families
Peace speaks with Erika Brodnock, Founder of Kami app.
369. Bernard Moon, 3x Noonies Nominee, Co-Founder of SparkLabs group AMA
Bernard Moon is Venture Capitalist, Co-Founder of SparkLabs group and 3x Noonies nominee.
370. Matt Huang, Co-founder of Paradigm, Confirms That Paradigm Is Dedicated to Crypto
Matt Huang assures people that Paradigm is committed to crypto.
371. Start with 3 Workflows, Not "AI Transformation"
The difference between AI success and AI theater often comes down to this: did you start with a workflow, or did you start with a vision statement?
372. "Let the market decide what it wants," says Jeremy Britton, Co-founder and CFO of Bostoncoin
I will give you three guesses as to why we chose to call the fund "Bostoncoin".
373. How Running a Venture Capital Firm is Similar to Playing Basketball
Justin Caldbeck of Binary Capital explains similarities between basketball game and a venture capital firm.
374. Pioneering Online Bookings: A Talk with Nachum Kligman, CEO of Book Like A Boss
Hackernoon contributor Brian Wallace interviews Nachum Kligman, co-founder & CEO of Book Like a Boss.
[375. When We Can Pitch Startups at Events
Again, Take These Lessons With You](https://hackernoon.com/when-we-can-pitch-startups-at-events-again-take-these-lessons-with-you-in2jc3yio)
Here I am, a twenty-year-old astrophysics student designing satellites to place in orbit around Mars and a self-starter entrepreneur longing to show my baby — nect MODEM — to the earth. I've had a few bumps on the road. Thankfully, I learned a few valuable lessons, and the experience of attending five conferences with my startup as my product made me reflect on a lot I'd like to share with other aspiring startup owners.
376. What Is Bonjoro And How It Can Help You Make Money Off Cold Contacts
He breaks down how one of his customers tapped into COLD leads (we’re talking 2-3 years old leads), and generated $16,000 dollars worth of brand-new business.
377. 7 Tips for Co-founder Dating Success
As someone who went through the co-founder dating process (and emerged with a fantastic partner), I thought I’d share a few “real dating world" tips.
378. 'Digital Information is Easy to Manipulate': Göran Almgren, Co-founder Enigio
Startup interview with Göran Almgren, co-founder, Enigio.
379. How We Carved A Niche For An Rx Delivery Service
Few years ago, I consulted for a small Rx delivery startup in HongKong where I focused on strategy, go-to-market and built out their product direction from the
380. Chris Orzechowski on Building 100+ Year Brands
Building 100+ Year Brands: We nurture long-lasting, impactful brands, guiding e-commerce founders to monumental growth and cultural influence.
381. Perfecting The Art Of Investor Updates: How-to Guide And A Template
Our investor update guide includes a template and best practices, including why you should send updates before you even have investors.
382. The First Finance Hire You Make Will Either Save You or Confuse You
Your first finance hire will shape how your company understands itself. Below $1M ARR, structure is more important than headcount. From $1M to $10M, your financ
383. Web3 Founder Survey: Product-Market Fit and Timing Are Most Existential Challenges
The survey covered 13 questions, meant to elicit both open-ended qualitative responses, as well as structured rankings of common challenges
384. 4 Reasons Why SaaS Will Benefit Your Business Big Time
Let’s admit it.
Typical software is old-school in the tech industry now.
Companies find subscription-based services more comfy these days.
Are you still toying
385. Your Perfect Deck: Why Your Audience Needs Direction, Not More Information
Why great presentations still fail to convince decision-makers. Learn how to turn decks from information overload into clear paths that drive real decisions.
386. Making VR Accessible: Lessons from Scaling a Startup to a Global Network
Discover how to scale a VR startup globally, cut hardware costs, and build sustainable models for small businesses.
387. Helping CEOs make Sense of the Modern IT 'Acronym Soup'
The domain of enterprise software is littered with acronyms that may be intimidating even to seasoned managers. Things get even murkier for those seeking to develop their own mobile enterprise app and encountering design-specific terms. The fact that some of them are often used interchangeably also doesn’t help. So the best place to start figuring out these terms is to understand their similarities and differences and identify the areas where they overlap.
388. To Trust or Not To Trust? That is the Question
Never Trusting Anybody, and the Impact it Had on Me
389. How to Filter Out Bad Startup Advice
As a company founder, I’ve received my fair share of advice over the years. Some of it has been instrumental in helping me build my startup. Others, well, not so much.
390. Ask Me How To Lose Your Company Without Losing Your Faith
Was there a big risk trying a startup? Did you have any sort of security net to catch you if you fall? and other questions get answered
391. "Don't Listen To Other People", Interview with Leia Ruseva
Leia Ruseva from India has been nominated for a 2020 #Noonie in the Future Heroes and Technology categories.
392. A PSA On Being the Average Of The 5 People You Spend The Most Time With
I am pretty sure you’ve heard the saying that you are the average of the 5 people surrounding you, right? I have something to tell you that it is terrifying: It is bullshit, because it's worse.
393. "Have Faith, Be Open, Trust Yourself", Interview with Chris Castiglione
You know that feeling when you work really hard on something for really long and it feels like nobody really notices?
394. #MyStartInTech: Interview With Guim Gonzalez, Founder & CEO of Xatet Technologies
The tech workforce in the US is not growing at an optimal pace. The number of schools offering computer science is not enough which is impacting the access of computer science to young women and students from marginalized communities.
395. How Founders Ship Commitments Before They Ship Understanding
Founders often publish commitments before the system is ready. A systems-level look at how language becomes an interface, and creates irreversible coupling.
396. Setbacks Suck—But This One Made My Web3 Startup Bulletproof
Most founders obsess over their failures, completely ignoring times of clarity and small wins.
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