Building as a Second-Time Founder: Bring Judgment, Keep the Questions
Matt Pru's perspective on using founder experience without assuming the next startup has the same customer, economics, or path to growth.
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Essay articles from Matt Pru: practical startup decisions, useful examples, and resources to put the ideas into work.
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Growth That Compounds Starts With What the Company Keeps Learning
Matt Pru's operating view of compounding growth: connect customer learning, acquisition, delivery, measurement, and reusable systems.
2 min readA Startup Meeting Should End With a Decision or Better Evidence
Design startup meetings around a decision, a clear owner, and the evidence needed to move work forward without adding recurring overhead.
2 min readThe Marketing Metrics I Would Stop Treating as Wins
Evaluate impressions, clicks, leads, and rankings by what they explain about customer progress instead of celebrating activity without business context.
2 min readWhat Selling $30M+ Changes About How I Think About Marketing
Matt Pru explains why sales and marketing should share a commercial definition of progress, from buyer intent to qualification and customer value.
2 min readWhat a Startup Mentor Should Help You Do
Matt Pru's view of useful startup mentorship: sharpen the problem, challenge assumptions, improve decisions, and connect founders to relevant help.
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