
How to Build Features that Move Your Metrics + Founder's Guide to Thought Leadership
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Jesse Venticinque (Fitbod) breaks down how to build features that move your metrics, followed by a presentation from LinkedIn's Tom Eschbacher on a founder's guide to thought leadership. Visit http://linkedin.com/founderu for $100 LinkedIn ad credits!
How to Build Features that Move Your Metrics
(0:21) How to identify and invest in features worth building
(1:21) Prioritizing features (offensive vs. defensive)
(2:05) Identify high-leverage features in your product
(5:32) What are need-gaps and how to identify them
(8:47) What to ask for in user interviews
(12:05) Tools to conduct user interviews
A Founder's Guide to Thought Leadership
(16:18) Thought exercise: I am a founder who...
(17:39) The importance of thought leadership
(19:10) How to identify whitespace in thought leadership
(20:06) Four types of thought leaders (which one are you?)
(21:01) Three stories every startup needs to tell
(21:55) How to build a strong community
(23:04) Tactical tips to jumpstart your thought leadership on LinkedIn - FREE GUIDE (http://lnkd.in/foundersuniversity)
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