The e-commerce space is an interesting one to say the least. Being the broke startup guy I am, when I know I want a specific product I typically go to google and type in whatever it is I’m looking for. Moments later I’m taken to an aggregator of some sort where I can seamlessly find [...]
Archive | February, 2011
Business Selection Criteria…A Must
I have a ton of friends outside the tech scene with ideas for a startup or new business. Ideas are awesome, but let’s be honest everyone has ideas and very few actually execute on them. Along the same token, a lot of people have many ideas and don’t understand where to start. I always tell [...]
Business Models I Like: Aggregators
Everywhere I look there is more and more people coming up complex business models that hinge on cooperation from tons of different actors. I don’t like this. Business models I like are scalable, rely little on the creation of new technology, and are centered around a clear value proposition to the customer. Right now I’m [...]
My name is Scott Britton.
I currently do Business Development for SinglePlatform amongst other things. I write about Business Development, Personal Development, and Productivity.
I currently do Business Development for SinglePlatform amongst other things. I write about Business Development, Personal Development, and Productivity.
The Internet’s Most Wanted
How to Find Anyone's Email Address
How to Ask For An Email Introduction
Storytelling in Sales and How to Do It
My 2013 Goals
Talking to the Homeless and The Theater of Everyday Life
The Art of Asking Someone to Meet For Coffee
Subscription Commerce is Not Plug and Play
How to Cold Email Prospects
How to be A More Thoughtful Person in Less Than 10 Minutes A Day
Why I Stopped Learning to Code
How to Ask For An Email Introduction
Storytelling in Sales and How to Do It
My 2013 Goals
Talking to the Homeless and The Theater of Everyday Life
The Art of Asking Someone to Meet For Coffee
Subscription Commerce is Not Plug and Play
How to Cold Email Prospects
How to be A More Thoughtful Person in Less Than 10 Minutes A Day
Why I Stopped Learning to Code

