There are at least a hundred reasons to quit your day job and start a company.
And although every founder will tell you that the reality of going startup is harsh, many people still fail to recognize this fact.
But even assuming that you’re in for the right reasons, there are still things you need to understand to survive and succeed at building a company.
And this is why I want to share with you four vital lessons that every marketing professional learns after making the startup switch.
4 Vital Lessons for Marketing Professionals Going Startup
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mikeabasov under Marketing
From http://marketingbeforefunding.com 4236 days ago
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4237 days ago
I really think marketers are among the best people to be thinking about founding or leading start ups. After all, who has a better ability to tell the stories that make customers, investors, and partners buy in to a product or service no one's ever heard of before? I also think marketers have many of the inherent qualities, like effective communication and curiosity, necessary to create the next big thing. So marketers, let's get started!