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It seems as though in many categories, especially in consumer internet space, a handful of startups pursuing quite similar or even apparently identical ideas launch within months of each other. independently come to launch very similar products/services. Another d2c gourmet pet food company ?
Now were not exactly in stealth-mode - weve pitched at Techcrunch - but Id rather not go dancing in my competitors faces. One concern I might have with doing this is that you are competing for ad space with your competitors. By putting yourself directly in their space you are alerting them to your emergence as a threat.
Labels: five whys root cause analysis , productdevelopment 15comments: Anonymoussaid. I feel like I would have to introduce this by stealth. Leave your thoughts in a comment. If you’ve tried Five Whys, please share your experiences so far. I’ll do my best to help.) Great article as always, Eric.
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bigs : @ericries says Stealth dev is a (undesirable, failure-presaging) customer-free zone. LeanStartup Of course, a big enabler of those kinds of mistakes is stealth-mode. Another recent meme that I hope more and more startups will take to heart: "stealth is a customer-free zone." Use some customer development to find out.
I appreciate the thought and care that went into The Farmstand, a productdeveloped by Zooey Deschanel and Jacob Pechenik that enables buyers to garden fresh vegetables without pesticides and less water than conventional gardening. Thanks to Teo Vanyo, Stealth Agents ! #21- Thanks to Richard Mews, Sell With Richard ! #14-
Benchmark Capital and existing investors including Mangrove Capital Partners and Bessemer Venture Partners funded the round for future productdevelopment, likely for iPad related Flash content (more here ). An undisclosed round in stealth startup ToyToyToy, which offers an online service that links websites for actual toys.
Startups in stealth mode need one piece of advice. As in stop being in stealth mode. I started my first internet company while getting my MBA. I remember calling up my best friend to tell her I was starting a company but refused to tell her how the product would work. Most companies miss the mark on the first product.
Bruce Sterling’s closing keynote/rant where he talked about the internet in 2007 as “folk” technology. It’s one that I can’t talk about, they are in stealth for at least another three years but it involves the most insane team of talent I’ve ever heard of. Has anyone on your team been to SXSW before? I attended in 2007.
And now all of a sudden you have got this global market of all these early adopters that have smartphones connected to the Internet, and they can just pick up their things and run with them. Marc Andreessen: We have a bunch of stealth investments. It became very hard to get businesses to adopt new stuff. Stick a fork in it.
Build the product in stealth mode to build buzz for the eventual launch. It was considered naive that the "next AOL" would ship a product that wasnt ready for prime time. Stealth is a customer-free zone. This is why agility is such a prized quality in productdevelopment. We can skip the chasm.
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