Jane Hu (Founder, Nonesuch Media)
An early stage startup has an ever-growing and never-shrinking list of priorities vying for time and attention. Product, recruiting, fundraising, go-to-market, user acquisition, business model, etc. But one priority that is often overlooked is content. Content is more than just marketing, more than just a couple of blog posts written as an afterthought for your prospective launch. Let’s get to the core of why content is indispensable, learn how the best traditional content companies in the world operate, and distill it down to what you can do right now to tell your own compelling story.
78. Price of printer Amortization schedule
Price of toner x how
often toner needs to
be replaced
Sheets of paper
printed a month Value of b&w vs.
color printer
Value of combining
faxing and scanning
with printing
Time wasted walking
to other printer
across room
Lifespan of typical printer
79. It’s 70% gut and 30% data.
- Ted Sarandos
Chief Content Officer
Source: Vulture
85. #1: Everybody has a story.
#2: Telling your story is important
in more ways than you think.
#3: Don’t underestimate your
audience.
#4: Data will only get you so far.