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5 best pracitices of Startup Marketing

1. Bottom-up mindset


2. Finding good ideas


3. Leveraging leverage


4. Think big and act big


5. Launching tactics

What does creativity love?

Constraint

Bottom-up Marketing

Identifying a differentiating tactic, and the marshaling all of your resources

4 Step Ideation Process

1. Select a problem area


2. Exploring a specific problem


3. Propose and Test Alternative Product Ideas


4. Perfect the Top Product

Select a problem area

Broad and Opportunistic vs. Narrow and Focused


Four Keys to Finding Big Ideas

Exploring a specific problem

Uncovering how consumers measure value


Laddering methods

Propose and Test Alternative Product Ideas

Measure the WOW Factor


6 Thinking Hats

Perfect the Top Product Idea

Sharpen the Product Angle

6 Thinking Hats

White - Facts


Red - Emotions


Yellow - Positive


Black - Critical


Green - Creativity


Blue - Summary

Oyster vs Eagle

Oyster - broad and bland


Eagle - Specific and Passionate

5 Best Practices for leveraging

1. Unleash the Horse


2. Empower early adopter


3. Land an anchor customer


4. Work with benefactors


5. Build an advisory board

Unleash the Horse

People that have influence

Empower Early Adopters

Discover why they like it

Benefactors

Who is the real benefactor

Anchor Customer

Instant Credibility

Advisory Board

Connects to other networks

7 ways to think and act big

Technolocy


People


Ideas


The Press/publicity


Trade Shows


Niche market domination


Swagger

Touch Points

Knowing your customer's experience in buying and using a product

Maven

Research collector

Salesperson

Gets the sale done

Connector

Great at keeping contact with people

Facebook vs Google Adwords

Facebook - creates awareness


Adwords - Making direct sales

5 Launching Tactics

Marketing Events


Make the Demostration Compelling


Create a Catch Phrase


Select the Channel


Close the Sale

Marketing Events

Creates buzz

Make the Demonstration Compellin

Relative advantage and fit with the day to day

Create a Catch phrase

Memorable

Select the channel

Put the product where the people are

Close the deal

You have to sale


Summary of benefits

3 challenges to selling

Entrepreneurs lack credibility

Power is with the buyer


ego