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TechCrunch Experts: 3 articles on growth marketing and software development

TechCrunch

TechCrunch Experts continues to gather and share authoritative advice for founders who need help with growth marketing and software development. Here are a few related articles we’ve run in recent weeks: Growth marketing. Among other topics, this article covers the K-factor formula, which helps measure virality.

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Pangyo Biotech Startups Enjoy Green Light for Global Expansion in New Drug Development

AsiaTechDaily

The investments will focus on areas such as innovative new drug development, vaccine sovereignty, clinical trials, innovative platforms, and vaccine technologies. Pangyo bio startups Markherz, KainosMedicine, Rznomics, and ARBORMED have been recognized in the global market this year.

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The 30 Most Important Lessons Learned About Developing New Business

Startup Blogpost

The 30 Most Important Lessons Learned About Developing New Business In this article, we delve into the wisdom of thirty seasoned professionals, including Founders and CEOs, who share their most important lessons learned in developing a new business. But so can men. No one is perfect.

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Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy & Innovation Signs an MOU with “Hive Colab,” a Ugandan Business Incubation Organization, for the Development of Startup Clusters

AsiaTechDaily

Register Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy & Innovation (President Kim Won-kyung, hereinafter referred to as “GCCEI”) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Hive Colab, headquartered in Kampala, Uganda, to innovate the business environment for startups in both countries.

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Domain experts wanted: Submit your guest articles to Extra Crunch

TechCrunch

Guest articles are hugely popular with our startup audience — if the topics are right. What has been changing in your area of expertise that would surprise people who have done a startup or two before? By definition, nearly every startup that has figured out its product-market fit is trying to grow fast.

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3 Real-World Startup Lessons from Harvard Business School Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs' Organization

We reconnected in 2016 and began angel investing in startups in New York City.  When we decided to invest in a startup, it was because we saw a unique combination of a strong idea with a solid team. For the HBS founders we interviewed, there was no “lightbulb moment” for their startup idea. and more articles from the EO blog.

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4 Steps to Launch Your Startup’s First Product on a Shoestring Budget

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Turning an idea into a sellable product takes grit, but limited budgets often require entrepreneurs to develop creative solutions that rely more on resourcefulness than cash. With passion, hustle, and these thrifty startup strategies, you can transform your vision into a viable product without relying on loans or financing.