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Book · 2021 · Business & Economics

The Cold Start Problem

How to Start and Scale Network Effects

by Andrew Chen · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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The new book is the cold start problem which people can find wherever books are sold.
Tim Ferriss · The Tim Ferriss Show · Nov 2021 Listen at 1:55:22

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The Cold Start Problem by Andrew Chen is an insightful business and startup guide that explores how modern network effects drive the growth, scaling, and long-term survival of digital products and modern technology platforms. On the podcast episode The Tim Ferriss Show #550: Andrew Chen — Metaverse, Metrics, and Meerkats, host Tim Ferriss dedicated time at the close of the conversation to actively promote the new book authored by his guest. Ferriss informed his large audience of entrepreneurs, founders, and curious professionals that they could readily find Chen's work wherever books are sold. By endorsing the title at the conclusion of their in-depth discussion on metrics, the metaverse, and digital ecosystems, Ferriss provided a direct endorsement for listeners seeking actionable frameworks to overcome the notoriously difficult initial phases of building online communities and scalable tech businesses in today's highly competitive marketplace.

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