On this week’s episode of Seth Godin’s Startup School we learn how to build a community and gain their trust. Seth discusses how easily you can become paralyzed in the pursuit of perfect, starting with people who value the thing you can do as opposed to pretending to be someone else, why launching is overrated, and how Kickstarter works.
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Episode 5 — Permission and Trust
Started by Earwolf Admin, Oct 28 2012 11:00 PM
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Posted 29 October 2012 - 10:34 AM
i had only half a page of notes from this session. i just could not extract many things that i felt were valuable from this episode. my attention kept drifting. i also feel like i'm going to need to rewrite my notes after this series is finished, so all notes follow a logical order that i can use when planning the business. anyone else share these feelings?
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Posted 17 December 2012 - 08:45 AM
Here are my outline notes on this episode. Might be useful to someone else:
Permission
Build a tribe one day at a time, one email/post at a time
Write stuff that is useful to your tribe - not you
Follow a path to where you want to go. Every day should get you closer to your goal
Launch before you are perfect - keep improving
Big launches in connection economy are not that important
Build trust with your customers/tribe
The attention that you build is the asset - it can be leveraged in numerous ways
Permission
Build a tribe one day at a time, one email/post at a time
Write stuff that is useful to your tribe - not you
Follow a path to where you want to go. Every day should get you closer to your goal
Launch before you are perfect - keep improving
Big launches in connection economy are not that important
Build trust with your customers/tribe
The attention that you build is the asset - it can be leveraged in numerous ways
