The Unbundling of WordPress: How no-code is eating WordPress' breakfast, lunch, and dinner
WordPress is flawed by design. It is too complex for simple people with simple needs. By contrast, the no-code builders set you up in an environment where failure is impossible by design. They are to WordPress what Mac is to PC.
| Nov 24, 2020
Introducing OpenDeck: 1,200+ startup slides sorted by category
Over the past 7 years, I have been many times in a position to (help) build pitch decks for early-stage startups. Because I suck at designing slides, I started to steal inspiration from famous pitch decks.
| Oct 06, 2020
How to assess an early-stage startup
This is my homemade methodology to assess early-stage startups. It's a simple but thorough checklist that prospective founders, investors, and employees can go through before committing their time or money.
| Jul 06, 2020
How to build a startup pitch deck
This playbook is my home-made, battle-tested process to prepare the structure, content, and design of a typical early-stage startup pitch deck. These 2 hours of prep work will save you 10x more time down the road, I promise.
| Jun 03, 2020
Pitch deck for startups - 8 templates compared
It's really hard to find a good template to build your startup pitch deck. Most of what you find online - both free and paid - sucks. Either the slides are ugly, or the deck is poorly structured, or both.
| May 02, 2020
Startup financial models - 12 templates compared for SaaS
Need a financial model for your startup? Fear not. I have extensively compared the top 12 templates, free and paid, so you don't have to do it.
| Apr 20, 2020
Roadmap to a SaaS IPO: how to unicorn your way to $100M revenue
Uncover the perfect metrics to a SaaS IPO roadmap - timeframe, growth rate, EBITDA, funding, exit milestones, sales, and headcount.
| Sep 17, 2018
Amazon, Walmart and the crumbs - A new world order in retail
While Amazon and Walmart are redefining the shape of retail, what are other players doing? Learn about the strategies and approaches to exist in that new world order.
| Aug 27, 2018
How corporate arrogance kills large organizations
Corporate innovation is difficult. We all get that. However, you cannot always hide behind the company’s process to excuse one more disruption. Sometimes, leadership just screws up. The 4 cases presented in this article — Kodak, Blackberry, Microsoft
| May 07, 2018