48-Hour Start-up
by Fraser Doherty · 2016
In a nutshell
Fraser Doherty’s "48-Hour Start-up: From idea to launch in 1 weekend" is a guide for entrepreneurs who want to get a quick start. The U.K.-based entrepreneur behind SuperJam provides a cheat sheet for developing a business idea and launching it quickly. The book outlines online tools and shortcuts entrepreneurs can use to create and promote a product or service efficiently.
48-Hour Start-up: From Idea to Launch in 1 Weekend
Author: Fraser Doherty
Category: Startup Methodologies
Tags: Quick-launch, Efficiency, Entrepreneurship
Description
Fraser Doherty’s "48-Hour Start-up: From Idea to Launch in 1 Weekend" is an essential guide for aspiring entrepreneurs eager to kickstart their business journey efficiently. Drawing from his own experience as the founder of SuperJam, Doherty provides practical advice on how to rapidly transform a business idea into a viable product or service in just one weekend.
Features
- Step-by-Step Guidance: Provides a structured approach to take your idea from conception to launch within 48 hours.
- Practical Tools: Highlights online resources and tools to streamline the process of creating and promoting your business.
- Efficiency Focused: Emphasizes shortcuts and strategies for maximizing productivity and minimizing time spent on unnecessary tasks.
- Real-Life Examples: Includes case studies and anecdotes from the author's entrepreneurial journey.
Additional Information
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- Availability: Available on various online platforms, including
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Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting, "48-Hour Start-up" offers valuable insights and actionable steps to bring your business idea to life swiftly and effectively.
Reference
48-Hour Start-up — publisher / official page. Summary adapted from the Awesome Startup Books collection.
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