Steve Howard

GitHub for community and open-source cred. Bitbucket if you're already in the Atlassian ecosystem. Both get the job done, just depends on what you need.

Freemium with clear upsell paths has worked well for some, like Dropbox. Tiered subscriptions based on features, like Slack, also make sense.

Will check your list.

I like to kick off with a clear plan, prioritize tasks, and avoid email for the first few hours.

Always ready!

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Welcome to PH !

Marketing using influencers? Not difficult, but requires planning. Not necessarily the influencer with the most followers should be your choice for your niche. Engagement is key, not just raw data. Try out micro-influencers; they frequently have loyal followings. Keep it genuine; viewers may easily detect a sales pitch.

Not in my book! With all the buzz around NFTs, DeFi, and Metaverse, it seems like Web 3.0 is just heating up.

Start with a bang, sure, but it's all about post-launch sustainability. Keep a tight feedback loop with early users, iterate fast, and stay responsive.

I really can't remember.

"Zero to One" by Peter Thiel - a must-read for any innovator.

Yes almost everyday !

Caffeine- It maintains my sunny personality.

Simply share your concept on social media, communicate with your followers, assess their emotions, and you've got your validation!

Our biggest flop was launching too early without fully understanding our market. At first, it felt like a disaster, but it forced us to step back, do our homework and engage more with our customers. This failure shaped us into a much stronger, customer-focused business.

I promoted teamwork. It was crucial to foster a culture of openness, support, and collaboration.