Building a Startup Factory – Phillip Caudell, Founders Factory

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This document summarizes a startup accelerator/incubator that launches technology startups. It helps existing businesses and generates new businesses in various sectors like fintech, beauty, media, AI, and edtech. The incubator/accelerator has reviewed over 200 ideas but currently has zero active projects. It discusses holding discussions and listening to podcasts to generate new startup ideas. It is now hiring product hackers to join founding teams with standard roles of designer, developer, and product manager, as well as product hackers.

BUILDING A
STARTUP FACTORY

WE LAUNCH
TECHNOLOGY
STARTUPS

ACCELERATOR INCUBATOR
Help existing businesses
Make new businesses

TRAVEL FINTECH BEAUTY
MEDIA AI EDTECH

200(blimey)

ACCELERATOR INCUBATOR

INCUBATOR

IDEAS
Good
?

CLEAR PROBLEM
NO CLEAR PROBLEM
Interesting Opportunity

DO WE WANT TO
MAKE A SNAPCHAT?
yes
🤑

PROJECT TOMAS

“Buying and selling a
used car is 💩”

“What if you could sell
your car on Snapchat?”

“SNAPCAR”

PROJECT TOMAS

again

praying 4 ideas

ZERO
(blimey)

HOWEVER…

Discussions omg

PODCASTS

“This is going to be the
year of the Podcast”

2016 2015 2014

PRODUCT
HACKER

Designer Developer
Product
Manager
STANDARD SETUP

Designer
Developer
Product
Manager
PRODUCT HACKER

foundersfactory.com
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Building a Startup Factory – Phillip Caudell, Founders Factory

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2. BUILDING A STARTUP FACTORY

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4. WE LAUNCH TECHNOLOGY STARTUPS

5. ACCELERATOR INCUBATOR Help existing businesses Make new businesses

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9. TRAVEL FINTECH BEAUTY MEDIA AI EDTECH

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14. IDEAS Good ?

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16. CLEAR PROBLEM NO CLEAR PROBLEM Interesting Opportunity

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20. DO WE WANT TO MAKE A SNAPCHAT? yes 🤑

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37. “What if you could sell your car on Snapchat?”

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47. praying 4 ideas

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61. PRODUCT HACKER

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66. foundersfactory.com NOW HIRING @phillipcaudell