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Building a Startup v. Building a Business

40 点作者 kentonwhite超过 13 年前

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mikeleeorg超过 13 年前
I really like Steve Blank's definition of a startup:<p>"A startup is an organization formed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model."<p>Source: <a href="http://steveblank.com/2010/01/25/whats-a-startup-first-principles/" rel="nofollow">http://steveblank.com/2010/01/25/whats-a-startup-first-princ...</a>
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keiferski超过 13 年前
I'm all for eliminating the term startup entirely. You're either a website or an online business. Pretty simple.
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kkt262超过 13 年前
I truly believe that there should be no distinction between the two. A startup is a business.
funthree超过 13 年前
Axiom: Words are just pointers to actual thoughts we intend to project<p>A startup is definitely a business, by definition of anyone who runs a startup that actually works. The author might have conveyed his point more astutely by choosing different terms. Saying that you are just building a startup and not a business because you are forcing your hand at growth prematurely seems a little immature because all of the people that have a different understanding of the word startup are going to be shaking their heads a little bit.<p>Startup are as much about marketing as they are about scaling out.<p>You have to have both balanced out, and there are many equally important aspects of any business. I think that forcing your business to grow before there are really any sales only works if you have a greater and over-arching sales or marketing plan that this plays into. That is, if you haven't proven your idea with real customer testimonials, or you arent better-solving some other problem that has already been proven to bring in revenue then it's just a mistake.