it's all about growth marketing

It’s unquestionably true that video is not a new channel for internal communications.  And yet, as we’ve spoken to numerous internal comms leaders and their teams over the last months, it’s clearly become a channel that’s experiencing something of a resurgence right now. case-study and interview-based research and the quantitative survey conducted of under 1,000 communicators from across industry and geography suggest that video is an increasingly hot topic at this point in time; 66.4% of the communicators surveyed reported that they regularly or on an ‘ad hoc’ basis use video to support internal comms. Video as an internal medium has evolved significantly from that point, thanks to the growing ease with which organizations can deliver video content online. This rise in popularity is perhaps also influenced by the external resurgence of video and new opportunities to communicate on a global level easily. Data shared by that YouTube shows that over 24 hours of video is downlo

This week's Mobileye deal is a great achievement, which most startups aiming for. Surprisingly this deal didn’t leave the owner to rest – they are already asking – what is the next step. Surly, the startup industry was built by this question. An entrepreneur constantly challenged every technology by asking themselves – what is the next step.  Looking at the startup's lifecycle, I think that this is an imperative question to A round stage. Succeeding A round is an entrepreneur's bootstraps into the marketplace. At this point, it's all about scale, making growth, getting customers, and building the marketing infrastructure and not just the product.  What is the next step? Where is the right customer local or abroad? What need does the product answer? How to compete with corporate over on qualified engineers?  Etc. in the past month, I have attended meetups, and I set down and asked some entrepreneurs, from various fields, brainstorming on the most important el