Dave McClure

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  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Hiring Hacks For Founders awesome stuff dan. 1 week ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Startup 2.0: A Silicon Valley Story slide 41: added video of Eric Diep & Eric Ries from http://StartupVisa.com project (GeeksOnaPlane trip to DC, Sept 2009) 4 weeks ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Startup 2.0: A Silicon Valley Story slide 31: web 2.0 pix courtesy of Brian Solis, Chris Messina, Robert Scoble. 4 weeks ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Startup 2.0: A Silicon Valley Story slide 24: Eric Ries, Andrew Chen, Sean Ellis, Hiten Shah, Dan Martell. Not pictured: Steve Blank (customer development), Dan Olsen (product mgmt jedi). 4 weeks ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Startup 2.0: A Silicon Valley Story slide 12: **censored** text provided in place of my usual 4-letter accents by Pure Pages ("clean, safe internet"), Canadian ISP ?!? 4 weeks ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Startup 2.0: A Silicon Valley Story slides 6 & 7: companies shown are selected portfolio; not comprehensive. 4 weeks ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Startup 2.0: A Silicon Valley Story slide 5: circled companies are profitable (Canopy Financial, Simply Hired) and/or acquired (Mint, by Intuit). dotted line companies are R.I.P. (Feedster, Tradevibes). Others still out there making it happen; several doing well & have potential to become circled ;) 4 weeks ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Dave Mcclure Rap that’s friggin’ awesome. 4 weeks ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Incubator 2.0: A Silicon Valley Success Story (btw, sorry about slide 4... for some reason the animation / graphics look screwy on slideshare, however they’re fine if u download & playback in powerpoint.) 1 month ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Culture absolutely awesome. (most especially quote by Patty McCord on slide 68 ;) one suggestion: perhaps a little more fun / humor, but overall brilliant. 3 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Securitizing Happiness: Solving the World’s Problems by Making Trillion-Dollar Markets for Individuals, Small Business, & Natural Resources (apologies, there are a few typo oddities on slides 9 & 11 where there should be numeric bullets... looks like the SlideShare parsing may have munged the 1-2-3 #s) 5 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Consumer Web Platforms & Customer Acquisition sorry, i think those dates on Friendster are off... prob more like 2002-2004 i think. 6 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Startup Viagra: How to Pitch a VC v1.1 posted 3/28/09; made a few minor updates & added some resource links 7 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Introduction and Chapter 1 ("Optimize Your Credit Cards") Ramit: have you considered doing chapter outlines as a powerpoint? guessing you could probably help sell the book well that way too... 7 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Securitizing Happiness: Solving the World’s Problems by Making Trillion-Dollar Markets for Individuals, Small Business, & Natural Resources @guest2f6844: there is always going to be a moral hazard issue. however, your assumption is 1) that we do it at the individual level, not at the aggregated level for a group, and 2) that we securitize ALL of a person’s market cap, and give it to them. just like with companies, there is no need to float 100% of the market cap. many companies only float 10-40% of their market cap. similarly if we created market structures for individuals, you could regulate the market so that only a limited % of a person’s capital is available at any particular age. (perhaps only 10% at birth, another 10% as a teenager or young adult, larger amounts once in the workforce). in any case, those who squander the amounts will be dealt with by the market, and moral hazard can effectiely be handled via filtering for other behaviors such as education, work history, etc in the same way that FICO scores work. Second, there is no reason you have to do this at the individual level. most likely, it will first occur in larger aggregated groups -- based on either geography, education, or other group characteristics. as with the housing market, it is important to aggregate enough individual sample points to reduce risk. of course it’s possible that market excess & poor financial reporting / crappy auditing will produce poor outcomes -- but the current financial crisis is not an indictment of the entire subprime market and/or mortgage market / stock market. don’t throw the baby out with the bath water just because some idiots packaged a bunch of crappy subprime mortgages and Moody’s said they were AAA. you can’t assume that financial markets suck just because of poor execution / conflicted ratings agencies. these are obviously issues to be addressed, but they are not structural failures of the concept, rather of the last ten years of execution. so if you want to put your savings in a mattress and hide your head in the sand, that’s fine you’re welcome to do so... on the other hand, if you’d like to help solve the problem economic innovation & financial pioneering is probably the best avenue to a solution. personally i don’t think we’re running out of suckers... that market is never short. 8 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Design For Startups video coming soon, will be on http://youtube.com/startup2startup 8 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Zapmeals: Sample Startup Pitch Deck (from SuperNova 2007) note: slides 7-10 are screenshots of demo you should do relatively early in the pitch. basically, you shouldn’t wait til the end of your pitch to give good demo -- do it at the open, or in the first few slides. i like to state problem / solution first before diving into demo, but as long as it happens sooner it’s better. 9 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Canaan Entrepreneur Pitchbook might want to end that presentation with live link to the canaan site and/or mailto: link to the pitch address. 10 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on Silicon Valley 2.0: The Startup Metrics Revolution (Tokyo, December 2008) yeah sorry. i was abused as a young child by a close relative with a LiteBrite. it happens. 10 months ago
  • Dave McClure Dave McClure commented on How to Combine SEO, Blogging, and Social Media For Results HubSpot great stuff mike :) 10 months ago
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