In Paul Graham’s essay on How To Start a Startup he states that for a startup to be successful it needs three things: “to start with good people, to make something customers actually want, and to spend as little money as possible.”
These points ring especially true with backyard startups. Over the next several posts I’d like to go into these in more detail.
Discussions in online entrepreneurship led by Chris Conley focused on usability, function and community with a looking-glass view into his own project, Echonote.
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Echonote is reinventing communication for friends and family by letting users easily communicate with exactly who they want within each conversation.
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