would a good growth rate of 5-7% apply to startups before network effects kick in?
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What are some examples of long-delayed network effect kick-ins?
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Amazon and Google are good examples.
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Hmm. I see them as reaping the network effects very quickly. Okay, thanks.
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What are the signs of a dormant network effect, if any?
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@bchesky So a little more like this take on the classic projection of#startup growth? ; )pic.twitter.com/lwFRulzA0F
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I've seen the powers of months of regularly talking to people. I can scarcely imagine how much years could pay off.
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what do you mean by network effect?
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here's a good intro: http://a16z.com/2016/03/07/all-about-network-effects/ …
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that helps a lot, thanks a ton!
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x^3 seems like it's growing less impressively than x^2 for low values of xpic.twitter.com/3q4obJoV3n
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wouldn't terms such as traction/ real buy-ins better describe "the network" effect you describe? In CPG, Almond milk is a good eg.
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Predicting network effects is difficult. Look at
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