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How Anyword Helps Startup Founders Find Their Language/Market Fit

Anyword

Product market fit, a term popularized by venture capitalist Marc Andreessen of Andreessen Horowitz in the mid-2000’s, is the degree to which a product satisfies a strong market demand. Typically, a startup’s first step is to prove that they have a strong product market fit. Sometimes all three are similar.

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The Marketing Book Podcast: “Standout Startup” by Allyson Letteri

The Forward Observer

Standout Startup: The Founder’s Guide to Irresistible Marketing That Fuels Growth by Allyson Letteri About the Book Discover the powerful process that top VC-backed startups use to create an effective marketing strategy with Standout Startup. The secrets to crafting compelling value propositions that sell your product.

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A guide for finding product-market fit

Lenny's Newsletter

Each week I tackle reader questions about building product, driving growth, and accelerating your career. If you’ve come here looking for a step-by-step guide to finding product-market fit, you’re going to be disappointed. From a working product to feeling PMF typically took 9-18 months. Art by Natalie Harney.

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The 50 Best Startup Tools For 2021

Marketing Insider Group

To build or grow a startup in 2021, you need to invest in tools that can help you optimize, automate, and improve every working part of your business – from sales and marketing to employees and customers. How do you know which are a waste of time and which can actually help you grow your business and reach your goals?

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Put Your Data to Work: The Complete Playbook

What do startups and Fortune 500 companies have in common? They rely on data to power products, business insights, and marketing strategy. We’ve created this interactive playbook to help you use your data to provide actionable insights that will lead to better business decisions and customer outcomes.

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Products in the “long tail” of martech have a wide range of different strategies and aspirations

chiefmartech

At last count, there are over 11,000 products on the martech landscape. And while it’s been a tough couple of years for many SaaS companies, forcing industry consolidation through acquisitions or shutdowns, the number of new martech startups that keep entering the field remains remarkably robust. Are these people nuts?

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Modern marketing looks a lot like…product?

MKT1

I love seeing what’s possible when marketers think like product orgs and use the modern tools available to them to make high-value content. So I wrote this newsletter and made a video with some early-stage marketers to help. This newsletter began when I saw a web project shared on LinkedIn from early-stage startup, Anrok.