Paul Kim

@pkim

Startup growth and marketing advisor. Previously VP Marketing for , , and .

Oakland, CA
linkedin.com/in/paulykim/
Joined April 2007
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  1. Retweeted
    20 Dec 2018

    Exclusive: Payments processor signed an office lease Thursday for Oakland’s Uptown Station in one of the city’s biggest real estate deals ever.

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  2. 10 Dec 2018

    Payment service Toss enters the unicorn club after raising $80M from KPCB and others. The raise comes weeks after Coupang, Korea’s top e-commerce company, raised $2 billion at a valuation of $9 billion.

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  3. 22 Nov 2018

    On the great gratitude trail. thanks every single person who made his cup of coffee possible.

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  4. 15 Nov 2018

    Great read. Forbes' : Move slow and make things: How Airtable CEO built a $1B software giant by emphasizing substance over speed

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    24 Oct 2018

    The point of business: - Create something different - That customers value - That you can defend (I learned this from )

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  6. 20 Oct 2018

    Really enjoyed Blitzscaling by and . Great to learn about the ways companies like Google, LinkedIn and Mozilla applied the blitzscaling model to grow into Internet-sized opportunities. Get it:

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  7. 16 Oct 2018

    Following on Instagram has introduced a feed of amazing new consumer products (w/strong tech foundations). And IG format is perfect for these reviews. Recently:

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    12 Oct 2018

    1/ Thank you for these words of wisdom. Posting because these should go broader than just me.

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    6 Oct 2018

    "Recurring revenue is special. It doesn’t exactly buy time, but it does give you better control over how you spend it." - HT

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    1 Oct 2018

    One of the top reasons to start or join a startup is so you are actually looking forward to getting to work this morning

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  11. 25 Sep 2018

    Can't say enough good things about the High Growth Handbook by . Amazing startup lessons learned and tips that are broad, actionable and wise. Get it here:

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    14 Sep 2018

    A former colleague showed me this 40 yr old memo from ’s 1st head of marketing, the late Rob Strasser. Still holds up today.

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  13. 5 Sep 2018

    "Growth is good. Growth and engagement is really really, really good." In-depth review of the latest perspectives on driving startup growth by and :

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    29 Aug 2018

    I just published “Designing the Future of Work”

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    16 Mar 2018

    Alright, a year was long enough.

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  16. 13 Mar 2018

    .’s Tim Urban shares how he distills and presents complex ideas so they're rich and resonant for others.

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    4 Feb 2018

    The thing I love about photographs like this is that they reaffirm the continued value people hold in their downtowns as places for spontaneous civic gathering. This country has done pretty much as much as possible to destroy its cities, but people keep coming back.

    Broad Street from my BFFs window!
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  18. 25 Jan 2018

    Review: ’s smart ring is a feat of miniature engineering

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    22 Jan 2018

    Spielberg on 'Ready Player One' and the future: 'Virtual reality will be a super drug' via

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    21 Jan 2018

    The iOS Economy by - Good read and insights -"By weight of users and their propensity to engage, iOS enables about 50% to 60% of mobile economic activity." "As of this year the App Store alone will overtake Global Box Office revenues."

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