I studied in Sydney, Australia for 7 years from 1990. Below is received from a old Aussie friend by WhatsApp. I did some FCs, and seems this was written in May 2020. Not sure if he has any new/updated views.
*OPINION*
*Australian ABC Radio Peter Goers:
With China, many Aussies are absolute hypocrites.*
‘Revolution is just a T-shirt away,” sings Billy Bragg.
*The T-shirts are made in China like everything else. We wear and consume the proof of the success of the Chinese Revolution and they drink our wine, use our iron ore, eat our tucker and enrich our entire tourism and education sectors.*
It is almost impossible for almost anyone in the world to go a single day without buying or using something from China.
*China is the engine of the world and now rules the world economically. * We once ludicrously feared Reds under the beds. Now they’ve made the beds we lie in. One in five people in the world is Chinese.
*The People’s Republic of China (as even ardent conservatives attest) achieved the greatest social, political and economic miracle in world history by raising 1.5 billion people out of feudal poverty into a middle class in 50 years*
China has wisely followed the American and British examples of economic colonisation of the world but avoided the appalling errors of fighting useless and expensive wars. *China has not caused a war for hundreds of years.*
The economy of the world is predicated on China. *We ignore China’s communism when we make money from it, but because of the COVID-19 virus we are suddenly sabre-rattling and loathing China’s political system. Hypocrisy rules.*
Britain lied about COVID-19 mortality rates, and Trump’s US continues to exacerbate the virus. Has Australia demanded an inquiry into those countries? No. Japan has been building islands for decades with no international criticism. China builds islands and we send gunboats.
Australia rails against China’s human rights violations yet we continue to imprison refugees in concentration camps and continue to treat Aboriginal people appallingly. Australia is the nation which persecuted and demeaned the Chinese and others through the iniquitous White Australia policy.
Australia continues to treat the Chinese with racism and suspicion through an apparent genetic disposition to distrust them. We despair of Chinese surveillance of its citizens yet increase surveillance on our own. We despair of the Chinese persecution of minority races yet we are eternally trying to weaken our own Racial Discrimination Act.
Our Government is trying to suppress the press. We welcomed the English lords Vestey and McAlpine owning half of northern Australia, we allow American surveillance and military bases and yet we resent any Chinese investment in Australia.
China is a developing nation and is far from perfect – but we have much to learn from it. The cold war against China is damaging and dangerous. The British tried twice to poison and weaken the Chinese through opium addiction, invaded China and stole Hong Kong. There are Australians and Americans who’d gladly try to repeat that.
Sadly, Sinophobia is back officially and publicly as Australians are spitting on Chinese-Australians. Shame.
We are encouraged to criticise China but we rail against Chinese criticism of us. Isn’t Professor Kam Louie, of Hong Kong University, right when he says Australian leadership is “male, pale and stale”, and aren’t the Chinese right when they say Australia is America’s dog?
The Chinese came to Australia before the British, traded peacefully with Aboriginal people and had the good manners not to invade, claim the country and dispossess and massacre them.
The US and Britain are dying. China is flourishing. Napoleon was right when he said 200 years ago: “China is a sleeping giant. When she wakes, she will move the world.”
Australia must move with and not against China with respect and showing good example. Then we grow together in the great leap forward. Put that on a T-shirt made in China.
*Peter Goers can be heard weeknights and Sundays on ABC Radio Adelaide”*
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[Founders Who Want to Learn About the Marketing of Sharing on Social Channels]
If a founder feels marketing and content development is critical for startup success, what does your team need to be good at?
I read advice from marketing people about how to do marketing online. In a startup, I think a lot of this advice isn't relevant, because it assumes that founders have a product and a market fit, and that all they have to do is:
1. Have a message
2. Pay for distribution of this message.
In my opinion, this is useless. This assumes that you have a long history of owned media and a long history of product development.
As an early stage founder, you do not have these things. I would bet on it.
In early product development, your product development and your community development are interconnected.
Your product evolves and your community grows, if you are able to feed that community with content that enables them to give you feedback on your mission, your product and your goals.
Marketing, in this case, has a very different methodology than "paid advertising" or "content distribution."
Marketing in this case is more like sharing and linking to people, building a network. It is best done in social media channels, which are inherently bi-directional, interactive, and identity-focused.
In my opinion, the two things you should be helping your team achieve in this "marketing-as-a-sharing" activity are:
1. Finding ambassadors for your cause, and people who support your mission
2. Audience members who find your content compelling and can work as carriers of your content into other social channels
I keep this generally as two things, so that it's easier to group these ideas into general categories of action:
1. Talking to people and sharing with them ideas and their own stories and yours
2. Creating compelling content
If you can do these two things in social media, you can achieve:
1. Demographic, personality, and behavioral data about your community / customers
2. An increasingly expanding customer and audience base that builds these data in a network effect.
So, how do you do it?
Here are just three tips that will help you:
1. Learn to interview your audience, and write about them and link to them in your channels
2. Learn to take photos of your community and customers and post those pics on your social channels and link to them
3. Learn to look through data and figure out where and who is consuming that data so that you are able to push more content to those people, or find blank spots and blue ocean areas to develop more content.
Here is one example we did recently.
In LinkedIn, we posted updates about our experience with Techstars Startup Week in Taipei, and we tagged all the wonderful founders and people we met. We made sure to tag Alyssa Chen as one of the speakers.
That post is here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6609976124141338624
This sharing did two things. It showed our respect and our belief in the strength of their founder community and the Taiwan community, and it also helped share our audience (and our audience's views of the market) with them so that they could learn more about us.
This same activity can happen in your own channels. Over time, it leads to reputation building and information sharing. It also grows the whole pie for everyone.
After all, being a founder is about being part of a community of people who help each other, share with each other and support each other through almost anything.
I will continue these tips in next week's post by using specific examples of how this can be done, so stay tuned.
For now, keep following us on Facebook, join us on LinkedIn, and check out our accelerator content on our web page.
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Communications Master, AppWorks
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【Elephants vs Flies: Building a $100M Business】
Conventional wisdom defines ~$100M in annual revenue (or an equivalent metric depending on the business) as the coveted benchmark before a startup can consider going public. But to get there, it's crucial to first understand what type of "animals" you are hunting.
Let's look at two ends of the spectrum:
Hunting 1,000 Elephants @ 100k each
Most of the giant SaaS businesses we all know and love today such as Salesforce attribute the bulk of their revenues to a relatively handful of large corporate customers. With this class of customers, building a $100M business entails only locking in 1,000 customers at $100k each. It may sound like a sizable chunk of money, but a contract of this size amounts to pennies on the dollar for many Fortune 1000 companies.
That said, the challenge then comes when trying to navigate the long, complex, and often meandering enterprise sales cycles. Large corporates are also less likely to work with seedling startups, with untested products/services, as even minute-long outages can mean millions of dollars lost.
Hunting 10M Flies @ $10 each
In order to get 10M active users, you're probably looking at a ballpark of ~100M downloads or general users of your product/service. Obviously, factors including but not limited to churn, engagement, and conversions will impact the ultimate arithmetic, but needless to say you'd need to be catering to a hefty # of users achieve $100M in ad revenue.
This will likely entail a degree of virality and network-effects, likely driven from some sort of social element or user-generated content, which also collectively lead to strong SEO.
Both cases--and everything in between--are certainly simplistic in nature. And every company and industry has its nuances. But overall these examples provide founders a holistic, back-of-the-envelope framework that enables them to think about long-term objectives and map out the trajectory, necessary milestones, and key hires in reverse.
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Analyst, AppWorks
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