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Not many founders grow from 0 to over 10 million users—let alone do it in 9 months. But Grant Lee and Co. did it with Gamma. This video lays out exactly how they did it—a goldmine. https://lnkd.in/gcSms7vD My takeaways: Find a problem or space you’re passionate about because you’ll be committed for 5-10+ years Solve pre-existing problems with new technology rather than applying new technology to problems that don’t exist Don’t listen to your early customers; observe your retention metrics Use your MVP inside your Company to accelerate product development Leveraging generative AI in product onboarding workflows allows you to accelerate ‘time-to-value’ for new customers Check out Gamma.app #gammapartner #gamma #presentation #design #powerpoint #powerpointdesign #AI #AIhacks
How we Gained 3 Million Users in Just 3 Months! | Gamma CEO Grant Lee & Jon Noronha
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Check out this gamma on the future of Enterprise AI! Interesting trends and exciting challenges ahead.
Is there a better way to read Fellows Fund Enterprise AI Research Report 2024? If there is, it must be the "Gamma" way! We've visualized and explained the entire report in the Gamma format. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gEZ7kwd2 Full report: https://tally.so/r/3EDBLA And we've also included the PDF version for your reference. #EnterpiseAI #GenAI #ResearchReport #FellowsFund Key Trends in Enterprise AI Adoption The report identifies several crucial trends reshaping the enterprise AI ecosystem: 1. Evolution of AI Capabilities: The AI landscape is quickly advancing beyond predictive models and generative AI, moving toward "Agentic AI"—a new era of AI that enables autonomous decision-making and task execution. 2. AI-Native Enterprise Applications: Enterprises and startups are increasingly developing AI-native applications from the ground up. Unlike traditional software enhanced with AI, these applications are fundamentally designed with AI capabilities at their core, leading to a new wave of innovation. 3. Deep vs. Shallow AI Integration: Companies with deep domain expertise and robust AI foundations are building sustainable competitive advantages by integrating AI more deeply into their processes, as opposed to merely incorporating shallow AI wrappers around LLMs into existing products. 4. Navigating Enterprise AI Challenges: Despite the rapid adoption, enterprises face significant challenges around accuracy, data management, complexity, and return on investment, underscoring the need for specialized solutions. Opportunities for AI Startups Based on these trends, the report identifies four key areas of opportunity for AI startups: 1. Autonomous Agents: With the growth of agentic AI capabilities, startups have the chance to develop sophisticated digital agents and robotics solutions that can automate a wide range of tasks across digital and physical domains. 2. AI-Native Applications: The democratization of AI development has lowered barriers to entry, allowing startups to build disruptive AI-native applications that challenge incumbents and redefine user experiences. 3. Deep Domain-Specific Applications: Startups focusing on domain-specific applications for enterprise functions such as Sales & Marketing, Customer Support, Product Development, Analytics, and IT Services can carve out niches by addressing unique industry challenges in areas like Healthcare, Finance, Media, and Law. 4. Solving Enterprise Data Challenges: There are significant opportunities for startups to create platforms and tools that help enterprises effectively manage and leverage their data assets, ensuring quality, security, compliance, and integration with other systems. Jianchang (JC) Mao Grant Lee Jon Noronha
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How to survive the startup idea maze: You're lost. Confused. Bumping into dead ends. This is the reality of the zero-to-one phase. Pretty much everyone gets lost here (but not everyone admits it). Even the giants struggled. Canva, Figma, Notion, Airtable… They all spent 4+ years finding their path to PMF or whatever you want to call it. → 4 years → 1,825 days of uncertainty → 43,800 hours of grinding Here's how to navigate the maze: 1/ Be open to confusion Your GPS is broken. That's normal. Stop expecting a clear route. 2/ Talk to other explorers Find founders in similar mazes. Their wrong turns can save you months of dead ends. 3/ Leave breadcrumbs Document everything. Today's failed experiment is tomorrow's breakthrough insight. 4/ Look for secret passages Your unique experiences are your superpower. Where do they point to unexplored territory? 5/ Listen for echoes Customer feedback is your sonar. It reveals the shape of the maze walls. 6/ Build a better compass Your "why" is your true north. 7/ Celebrate wrong turns Each dead end teaches you something — your map gets more accurate with every mistake. 8/ Find your maze buddies Build a team that is happy in uncertainty. 9/ Create clearings Build small wins into your journey. Maze-blindness is real. You need moments of clarity.
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Navigating a startup is no easy feat—uncertainty and wrong turns are part of the journey. But it's in these moments of challenge that we find our greatest insights and growth. At Gamma, we see every challenge as an opportunity to learn and grow, guided by our mission to put people first, craft with care, and pursue innovation with honesty and openness. We embrace each step of the journey, knowing that every experience brings us closer to creating something truly impactful.
How to survive the startup idea maze: You're lost. Confused. Bumping into dead ends. This is the reality of the zero-to-one phase. Pretty much everyone gets lost here (but not everyone admits it). Even the giants struggled. Canva, Figma, Notion, Airtable… They all spent 4+ years finding their path to PMF or whatever you want to call it. → 4 years → 1,825 days of uncertainty → 43,800 hours of grinding Here's how to navigate the maze: 1/ Be open to confusion Your GPS is broken. That's normal. Stop expecting a clear route. 2/ Talk to other explorers Find founders in similar mazes. Their wrong turns can save you months of dead ends. 3/ Leave breadcrumbs Document everything. Today's failed experiment is tomorrow's breakthrough insight. 4/ Look for secret passages Your unique experiences are your superpower. Where do they point to unexplored territory? 5/ Listen for echoes Customer feedback is your sonar. It reveals the shape of the maze walls. 6/ Build a better compass Your "why" is your true north. 7/ Celebrate wrong turns Each dead end teaches you something — your map gets more accurate with every mistake. 8/ Find your maze buddies Build a team that is happy in uncertainty. 9/ Create clearings Build small wins into your journey. Maze-blindness is real. You need moments of clarity.