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You’ve come up with a startup idea, and you’re excited. This is going to be The Next Big Thing, you’re absolutely positive. You catch up with friends and family and bounce your idea off them. They agree you are onto… Continue Reading →
Since way back in August 2015, I’ve been running what I call a ‘micro news service’ on Twitter, called Startup Perth. Whilst it has a single page website, all the activity happens on the Twitter account. It was started to… Continue Reading →
The three month deadline which I initially set for this $99 side project experiment is nearly here; in this article, I share my latest learnings from growing my side project with experiments, discuss financials and make decisions on where to… Continue Reading →
I’m a strong believer in side projects. The work I have been doing on my $99 side project, and sharing the lessons with my readers is testament to that. I strongly believe we should all have a side project; designer,… Continue Reading →
Sharing your content on social media is a surefire way to increase traffic to your blog or website, and help you promote your content. The problem is, most people post once, and then move on with their next article –… Continue Reading →
I’m back with the third update about my little side project, growth.email. If you haven’t kept up, here’s the previous articles I have written about this journey. Introducing My $99 Side Project for 2017 Growth Hacking Newsletter Side Project Update… Continue Reading →
It has been a three weeks now since I first wrote about my $99 side project, the weekly growth hacking newsletter, growth.email, and it has been a great month so far. Let’s go through what I have done to “move… Continue Reading →
Since 2006, I’ve been penning my thoughts here on this blog. A whopping 280 articles over the last decade. I like to look back each year, and see what articles resonated most with my audience, and this can help my… Continue Reading →
I have been hustling in the startup space for a while now, and I wanted to jot down some thoughts that could help early stage founders get some direction. It can be tough working in a startup for the first… Continue Reading →