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5 Cash Flow Tips for Startups - Reagan Pollack

5 Cash Flow Tips to Save Your Startup

Hello Cash Flow. I Love You. When I was 20, launching my first Internet company out of my dorm room at Babson College, I focused about 90% of my effort on building the product with about 10% on generating our first sale.  One area that never crossed my mind (until it was almost too late) …

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Reagan Pollack

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Reagan Pollack
Book Giveaway Time 📚👇• Like and tag 2 friends below to be entered to WIN a signed copy of No Startup Left Behind - my newest book to help entrepreneurs learn how to scale from idea to a profitable business. • A winner will be picked randomly by 5/15. Valid U.S. (48) only. Book will be shipped to you free of charge too by USPS. No purchase necessary. Must be 18+. Winner will be DM’ed for mailing address. #startups #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #nostartupleftbehind #founders #smb #smallbusiness #smallbusinessowner #businesstips #startuplife #books #giveaway #giveawaycontest #ceomindset #ceolife #femalefounders #femalebusinessowner ... See MoreSee Less

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Reagan Pollack

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Where many startups fail, is to clearly identify to the market, prospective investors, and partners, their true archetypical role that they play in the creation of the value they hope to pass along. 💊A Painkiller is a must have product, while a 💪Vitamin is a preventative cure, which is a lot harder to sell. In addition to which, I believe, there’s one more category to add - the Ice Cream Cone.🍦The Ice Cream Cone is not technically solving a direct pain, nor is it preventing something in the future from happening, rather it is providing one of life’s memorable moments today. Think about attending a Disney theme park with your family for a fun adventure as an example, going to the movies on a Friday date night, etc. 🍿👉Your business, marketing, sales pitches, and conversations must clearly define if the solutions that you provide aim to increase someone’s pleasure or decrease their pain. Failure to clearly define, and position your brand as an ice cream cone, a vitamin, or painkiller, leads to customer indifference, and ultimately, early startup apathy - which is the worst, but popular spot to be in. 🧟‍♂️📚🚀Grab a copy of No Startup Left Behind to learn more how to accurately identify and position your company or startup in the right category to win sales faster and connect more deeply with buyers and investors. Link in bio 📚👆#nostartupleftbehind #startups #entrepreneur #entrepreneurlife #entrepreneurship #entrepreneurs #entrepreneurquotes #entrepreneurgoals #entrepreneurmotivation #ecommerce #advertising #branding #marketing #dtc #babsoncollege #smb #smallbusiness #smallbusinessowner #smallbusinesssupport #femaleentrepreneur #femalefounders #sales #salestips #salestraining #salesstrategy ... See MoreSee Less

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Reagan Pollack

1 week ago

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When most business owners or managers look at their customer’s journey, they start with the moment a customer enters their store, or when they buy a product outright. The journey actually starts a lot earlier than that, and also doesn’t end when you hand them a receipt, or they check out online. The customer journey has different phases that pass through various emotional, physical, and digital experiences or touch points as we call them in design thinking. Journey mapping, when done properly, helps business owners, management, and customer service employees identify problems and new opportunities within the customer experience. The reason for journey mapping, is that every customer’s journey is uniquely different. So how can a one-size-fits all experience capture the needs of all customers? It can’t, at least not initially. By choreographing and mapping this, you unlock valuable new insights, strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities to beat your competition. #nostartupleftbehind #designthinking #ux #marketing #customerservice #customerexperience #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #founder #startuplife #startup ... See MoreSee Less

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