November 1, 2013 AT 8:07 am
Hardware Workshop – Helping hardware founders build better companies – November 22nd-23 – Astro Studios, San Francisco
Hardware Workshop – Helping hardware founders build better companies – November 22nd-23 – Astro Studios, San Francisco. Marc writes –
I’m excited to announce our first Hardware Workshop in San Francisco on November 22nd and 23rd.
The workshop is a two day event for founders of hardware startups to help you learn how to get from an idea to market fit. The curriculum is broken up into a series of 60 minute sessions, taught by experienced hardware startup operators. This workshop goes beyond “how to crowdfund an MVP” to provide lessons applicable in building a successful hardware startup. We hope you leave the workshop with a deeper understanding of what it takes to turn your idea into a successful company.
Marc wrote the informative and popular maker business series on the Adafruit learning system!
We are thrilled to publish the ultimate series of articles for makers (or anyone) looking to get in to hardware – How To Build A Hardware Startup – A complete guide from idea to market fit by Marc Barros.
Know Your Why
Have A Purpose
Picking Your Co-Founders
Finding The Right Market
Minimal Viable Product
Pricing Your Product
Creating Your Brand
Picking A Brand Name
Picking The Right Supplier
Deciding to Crowdfund
Life After Crowdfunding
Building Retail Distribution
The Cost of Retail
Building Brand Awareness
Poor Quality Will Kill You
Hardware Startup Metrics
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