Your ads are doing their job. People are clicking, visiting your website, and even adding products to their cart, but they’re leaving before completing a purchase. That’s a conversion problem,…
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Most “communities” launched by startups are dead within a year. Not because community-led growth doesn’t work, but because of how they were launched: as a marketing channel, bolted onto a…
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From Star Wars to King Arthur: 10 European startups with names drawn from fiction, folklore and religion
Choosing a startup name is difficult. It needs to be memorable, available as a domain and sufficiently distinctive to survive an investor’s overflowing inbox – so its no surprise to…
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You can build an MVP in a weekend today. AI tools like Lovable and Replit have turned what once required six months and a six-figure budget into something a founder…
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Since Paul Graham published “Founder Mode” in September 2024, founders have been handed a tempting new permission slip. Graham, drawing on a talk by Airbnb’s Brian Chesky, argued that the…
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With the World Meteorological Organization reporting that June 2026 was the hottest June recorded for western Europe and the second warmest globally, the pressure is mounting to accelerate the transition…
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A founder I know spent $31,000 before a single real user touched his product. Not on the core workflow. On extras. A Slack integration nobody asked for. An admin dashboard…
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The most common question organizations are asking right now is some version of this: How do we make our AI-generated content sound less like AI? Organizations are investing in voice…
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For many startups, international trade fairs and corporate meetings are full of handshakes, business cards, and hopeful follow-ups but end with little to show for it and no tangible results.…
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In 2026, European VC fundraising continued to concentrate around specialist funds targeting DeepTech, DefenceTech, AI, FinTech, quantum, BioTech, climate technologies, and early-stage software infrastructure. Based on fund announcements reported this…
