What's happening this week?
📣 May 31st: Application deadline for @DecadeVentures Founding Room
🚢 June 1st: @ClimateTransfmd The Green Shipping Revolution
🏭 June 1st: @nomadicvp Industrial Climate Tech Summit
To see our full list of curated events: https://t.co/jGbY6ftyGz
If you are a VC changing strategy now during the down times—did you even have a strategy to begin with?
Funds have a 10-year life. You should expect a downturn at some point with every new fund you create.
@jimcramer Even though travel demand appears to be high, the cost of travel contributed to by extremely high fuel costs, may level off demand eventually, due to affordability.
We’re doing whatever we can to raise funds and provide necessary relief to people who need it most.
Support Ukraine through art 🇺🇦 https://t.co/zT0R0OIzfL
@NeildaLikeZelda@MacConwell@lolitataub@meaganloyst@ArlanWasHere@nic_detommaso I post on LinkedIn twice a week for now, but I figured scheduling content more than 2 weeks in advance doesn’t work, bc it becomes somewhat outdated. I can schedule cases and my original work, but any news/reactions have to be written “in the moment”
Let’s say these Super Bowl customers are half as valuable (lower intent).
$45 revenue per user x 500,000 new users = $22.5M
That would make the ad ROI positive!
I liked Coinbase’s ad in the Super Bowl last night. But as a revenue leader, I was curious about the ROI. Let’s make a case:
• 117M people watched
• 20% scan the QR code (the chief product officer said the page got 20M visits in 1 minute)
• 10% signup
• 20% of them link their bank account
• = ~500k new customers
What’s 500k customers worth to Coinbase? Does that cover the $14M spent on the ad?
According to their last quarterly report, the average customer generates $90 in revenue per year for them.