Startup Digest - Your Weekly Reads on 23-JUL-2020

Issue #114 • July 23 • view online

Startup Reading List

A weekly selection of top articles, videos and resources on startup life.

This week’s reads. Enjoy Digesters!

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This is a Crisis, Our Growth Skills Can Make a Difference | Sean Ellis with Growth Hackers

A few weeks ago I was catching up with a friend about his business when I received a text from my daughter at UC Berkeley “Class is online now.”

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Product Management - Start Here | Silicon Valley Product Group

There has never been more interest in becoming a product manager. There has also never been so many strong and helpful voices that can help these aspiring product managers (at the end of this article I’ll share several of my favorites).

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9 Tricks to Experiment with your Pricing Strategy | Julian Lehr with Point Nine Land

As part of my job at Stripe, I get to work with many early-stage startups and help them figure out their monetization and pricing strategies.

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Engineer #1 at ReadMe | Marc Cuva with Y Combinator

Marc Cuva is the lead Product Manager at ReadMe (YC W15) where he was also the company’s first full-time engineer. Learn more about Marc’s impact on the company vision, his transition to product, and the mentorship he’s gotten from ReadMe’s founder to further his development.

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Techstars Startup Digest Startup Reading List is curated by:

Zubin Chagpar - @phylosopher
zubin.chagpar@startupdigestmail.com

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