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25 Ways to Get The Startup Right

Thursday, April 22, 2010
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An interesting list of recommendations (modestly titled “commandments”) here in a new piece on Smarta.com.  It is a good list, and there is plenty in there that is useful in the follow-up explanations for students building their understanding of what makes a successful start-up. 

I like the focus on getting to market quickly rather than trying to perfect a business idea, and also the need to maximise cash and minimise costs in the early days.Those are good business disciplines that serve a start-up well and last for as long as the business wants to be successful.

I also agree strongly with the recommendation to reinvest profits made. Starting and growing a new business is rarely about paying dividends.  Retained profit is the lifeblood of a start-up and is the most effective way of maintaining control.


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