Our 5 Favorite Startup Digest Reading List Articles From Last Week
1. ‘Give Away Your Legos’ and Other Commandments for Scaling Startups
By First Round Review
Digest: Leadership & Resiliency
Curator: Sarah Jane Coffey
Molly Graham has scaled teams at Google, Facebook and now Quip. In this post she shares truth about the way scaling feels (hint: not so awesome) and lessons she’s learned along the way. Advice worth considering. Read More
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2. Ben Horowitz’s Best Startup Advice
By Product Hunt
Digest: Product
Curator: Sophie-Charlotte Moatti
Ben Horowitz’ best advices for startups. Read More
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3. As Better Tech Emerges, Will Running Social Ads Simultaneously With TV Spots Pay Off?
By Christopher Heine
Digest: Marketing Technology
Curator: Mitchell Cuevas
If you are a marketer wondering if it pays to run social-media ads simultaneously with TV spots, 4C Insights is in the process of trying to find out for you. Read More
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4. Five Copy Hacks To Make Your Blog Posts Even More Amazing
By Carol Amato
Digest: Small Business
Curator: Marc Prosser
Blog posts influence your audience in many ways, such as establishing your expertise, introducing prospects to your professional style, and promoting your brand. Therefore, a key component of blogging is being able to write engaging, substantive content on a consistent basis. Many bloggers are surprised to discover how copywriting will help you write blog posts that resonate with your audience and get you noticed as a standout blogger who really delivers. As a bonus, you’ll be surprised how much more quickly you’ll get the writing done, too. Read More
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5. The New Redistribution: 5 Radical Ideas For Reversing Income Inequality
By Ben Schiller
Digest: Social Enterprise
Curators: Shevika Mishra & Karthik Shankar
This article is based on 5 radical proposals by economist Tony Atkinson that require us to rethink fundamental aspects of our modern society and to cast off political ideas that have dominated recent decades. Read More
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