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What to blog about when you have nothing to say

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Blog some rhetorical questions that are on your mind. Ask 4-5 smart people for a tip or best practice around something everyone in your area needs to know. Make sure you're respectful of the hard work the company has put in to get where they are going and keep in mind they've probably tought about your suggestion before.

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Video Marketing Best Practices for All of Your Marketing Channels

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Some might argue posting it to social media as is and others might suggest cutting out the best parts for multiple posts. This article will go through the best ways to use video on your website, social media, email and blogs. Go to any company’s social media and you’re sure to find videos of some sort.

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Questions from Hunter #MondayMailbag

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He found me through my blog and I didn''t think he was real. Hunter Walk can''t be any blog commenters real name, can it? I wasn''t sure whether his answers would wind up here or vice versa, but when I thought about it, it turned out I was pretty adamant that my blog is for my voice. I''ve known Hunter Walk for almost a decade.

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The Problem with Startup Advice

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Conferences, startup blogs, meetups--they're all filled with people telling you how to build your company. By taking best practices from other companies, at best, you lessen your chances of failing, but you do not, by any means, guarantee success. Why ever read another tech blog? Most startups fail.

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Dear MBAs who want to work at startups

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(“Ask not what startups can do for you…”) Just tell me right off the bat what you can do for [insert First Round portfolio company] and why, when I pass you off, that CEO is going to thank me a million times over for sending you over—because if you’re not of immediate and immense value, you’re just a time sink.

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The Role of Angel Groups Going Forward

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I follow other investors on Twitter, Quora, and respond to blog posts--I've even been able to strengthen my ties to other investors through Instagram. When you speak for a lot of smart dollars, you can help ensure best practices. That would be a 100 blog posts a year! 3) A Network of Company Assistance. Two a week!

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Careers in Tech Startups & Innovation: What will I learn?

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Having a ton of responsibility at a young company is sure to be a learning experience--but learning what mistakes not to make is very different than learning how to be great. 3) Build a peer network and get in the flow of best practices. Find the best startup CMOs while also branching out to your peer group to learn as a cohort.

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