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The most common question I get asked by my coaching clients is "what social media should I be using?" Here's a FREE CHART AND WORKSHEET to help you out with that, so you don't waste time on the wrong platform. Read More

Your customers, clients and employees are confused and frustrated. Your messages and marketing are about as clear as mud. It’s time to clean up your act. Here are 4 effective ways to boost communication and maximize marketing. Read More

It is important for startup founders to be aware of certain definitions that are sure to help you out. One of the first things that a startup founder should know is what seed funding and angel investing is all about. This post will help you out. Read More

Two weeks ago I had a brainstorm with my team to think of how to improve productivity; the 4 ideas we came up with increased my output by 375% and ensured that I no longer resort to 70 hour work weeks. Obviously, this was just too good to keep to the Process Street team alone, so stick around if yo Read More

The biggest acquisitions of the hottest startups are hugely public. But because the most newsworthy acquisitions are the biggest, we’re led to believe those are the only kinds of acquisitions that happen. That’s simply not the case.


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How do you turn one-time buyers into lifelong customers?

It all comes down to customer delight. Here are 18 ideas to do this cheap and effectively. Read More

Many entrepreneurs assume that everyone will love their solution as much as they do, so they tune their marketing focus based on their own needs and wants. That’s the right place to start, but real growth and scale requires attracting customers who are not like you. Expanding your market into these Read More

That’s a quite popular question. You are afraid of false start, but you don’t want to be late, too. So when is the best time? When should you start to promote startup?

There is one and the only one answer to this question... Read More

Any task that needs to be done repeatably and well offers endless opportunities for screwing things up. Save yourself time and trouble with checklists. Read More

Every programmer and developer makes mistakes. That’s not a criticism by any means; only a couple of posts ago an eagle-eyed user spotted a Freudian slip of mine when “baring” something in mind. Not only is it a vital part of improving in your field, but the freedom to take risks and leave errors a Read More