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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
start building more apps so that even if each one makes only $2 to $500 a month the total revenue is still enough to keep paying off the debt
A Portfolio Of Tiny Apps Stacks To A Livable Income Faster Than One Hit
After realizing building-to-sell wasn't sustainable, Adam changed strategy: launch many apps so even modest per-app revenue stacks into a livable income. The portfolio approach replaced the hunt for a single breakout hit.
When data is driven by a business strategy that informs a data strategy, things are incredibly effective and you're able to really extract a lot of value and learnings out of data. Companies that go out and hire a lot of data scientists but don't really know what they should be focused on — that can work but it so often doesn't.
Business Strategy Must Drive Data Strategy — Not the Other Way Around
The most common data failure pattern: hire smart people, collect everything, and assume insight will emerge. Taylor Wells argues data only creates value when it's answering specific questions the business is already trying to answer. Start with the decisions you need to make, work backwards to the metrics that would inform those decisions, and only then build the data infrastructure to capture them.
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