Starting a Startup: Build Something People Want - Couverture souple

Sinclair, James

 
9781774586396: Starting a Startup: Build Something People Want

Synopsis

A raw, no-nonsense start-up manifesto to help founders validate their ideas, understand their market, and build products people actually want. Most startups fail because founders build products nobody wants. Starting a Startup ensures you won't be one of them - this is THE no-nonsense guide for founders ready to ditch the “if we build it, they will come” myth and embrace a proven, results-driven approach to startup success. Developed by James Sinclair, a seasoned founder with 20+ years of experience and multiple multi-million-dollar exits, he will teach you to validate your idea, deeply understand your market, and build a product people want before spending a dime on development. He provides actionable insights to avoid common pitfalls with a methodical approach to acquiring customers, scaling trust, and prioritizing distribution over product. This isn’t a feel-good manifesto. It’s a founder’s playbook for execution—fast learning, rapid iteration, and strategic action to turn ideas into paying customers. Perfect for ambitious entrepreneurs and readers seeking real-world advice for startup success.

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À propos de l?auteur

James Sinclair is a serial entrepreneur with 15 years of experience mentoring startups, from venture portfolios and top-tier accelerators to high-performing ventures founded by alumni from Uber, Intel, Meta, and SAP. He previously led innovation for Fortune 100 companies at SAP, building products for customers including LinkedIn, Google, and Citi. He runs a high-impact founder consultancy - 42v.io. James lives in Los Angeles, CA.

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