Traction - 12: Gabriel Weinberg

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Gabriel Weinberg, author of the book Traction and CEO of the startup Duck Duck Go, on battling Google and a framework for any startup to gain traction.

We have offices in NYC, San Francisco, and Boston, but we work with founders all over North America. The best way to reach us is through a referral from someone we know or through the contact form below. The NextView podcast Traction explores all the clever, creative, and atypical things entrepreneurs do to make initial progress against the odds. If startups should do things that “don’t scale,” then this podcast asks a simple question: What ARE those things? Past episodes include stories from founders of LinkedIn , DraftKings , General Assembly , Mattermark , InsightSquared , and more. Subscribe on iTunes , SoundCloud , or Stitcher . Can you use a framework and process to gain initial…from nextview.vc

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