Book Summary | The Cold Start Problem — Andrew Chen | by Camin McCluskey | Medium
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Much is said about Network Effects in the abstract. In The Cold Start Problem Andrew Chen takes a rigorous approach to analysing Network…
Member-only story Book Summary | The Cold Start Problem — Andrew Chen Camin McCluskey 16 min read · Jan 10, 2022 -- 2 Listen Share Much is said about network effects in the abstract. In The Cold Start Problem Andrew Chen takes a rigorous approach to analysing network effects — drawing on his experience as Head of Rider Growth at Uber, historical and present day examples as well as hundreds of interviews over 3 years of research. The book answers the question that is top of mind for founders and leaders at platform companies: how do you use network effects to scale your product? Network Effects
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