re: market, clients... how does one add value to others if one has no or low/little value?

Not sure this is a serious question. I would say get off your ass and add value. You serve nobody by being small. Find your purpose and whatever that is create happiness. Everyone is capable of extraordinary things. Some of us are insane leaders and some are brave followers. Some are early adopters and some are laggards. Decide you want to have impact and you will.

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re: market, customers, etc... How can I add more value to others if I have no or low value?

Answered by Bruce Poon Tip – Founder of G Adventures. Posted in Marketing Sales

I think we've been through this.. ass off the couch Son! (more)

How long should it take to achieve product/market fit? When do you throw in the towel?

Answered by Benjamin Yoskovitz – Partner, Year One Labs

I don't know that you can specify a length of time to define product/market fit. It's a bit of a moving target and depends on the business and a number of other variables. ... (more)

How do you feel about starting a business that's focused on adding value to facebooks event app?

Answered by Dan Martell – Founder & Investor.

What's the total market size? Are those people willing to pay $ for that or can you monetize it at a level that's interesting. That's what I would look at to decide if it'... (more)

How can someone who has no experience in social marketing get into it? Like to learn it or intern somewhere?

Answered by Maggie Fox – Founder, Social Media Group

Find the people who are doing it the best or working with clients you would like to work with. Find a way to demonstrate your awesomeness and value to them, ask for an inte... (more)

How much more compelling does what a startup is working on need to be for you to invest if it is in the Midwest or EastCoast (since you're in LA)?

Answered by Mark Suster – Partner, GRP Partners

Let me start by saying of the four best performers in our last fund all were outside of LA! Two were in Chicago (Ulta & Envestnet) and one was in Baltimore (BillMeLater) a... (more)

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