What's New

See the latest Trusted Library digests, grouped by the week they were added.

What's New

See the latest Trusted Library digests, grouped by the week they were added.

12 September 2022

This week's additions focus on mindset, marketing, and strategy, with new digests from EO, TK Kader, and Joanna Wiebe. Highlights include Education built for average learners guarantees half of children will fail Targeting too broad a market kills differentiation before you start

Showing 32 digests for 12 September 2022.

Founder interviews

YouTube

How Enuma built a learning app serving 10 million children worldwide

EO September 18, 2022


Founder interviews 10
Product-market fit 7
Pivoting 6
  • Education built for average learners guarantees half of children will fail
  • Winning XPRIZE taught them cultural blind spots cause more failure than software bugs
  • Pandemic flipped sceptical parents and governments into adopters, 10x-ing revenue

Niche selection

YouTube

Three SaaS startup traps that stall growth before it starts

TK Kader September 18, 2022


Niche selection 9
MVP & prototyping 6
Funnels 5
  • Targeting too broad a market kills differentiation before you start
  • Adding features is a polite no in disguise — build one core loop
  • Work backwards from revenue targets to diagnose your real funnel problem

Email marketing

YouTube

How to write email subject lines that get opened

Joanna Wiebe September 18, 2022


Email marketing 9
Copywriting 7
  • People open emails because of emotion, not logic or clever wording
  • Every subject line must answer two questions: why open, and why now
  • Steal subject lines from Reddit, Google Suggest, and Amazon reviews

Customer discovery

Podcast

Building a meaningful career: lessons from Jason Shah across Airbnb, Amazon and Web3

Lenny's Podcast Product Career Growth September 18, 2022


Customer discovery 8
Management 7
Goal setting 6
  • Treat your career as a map, not a ladder — go where it's interesting.
  • Amazon's PR FAQ process forces clarity no slide deck can.
  • The best leaders stay in the details; nothing is beneath them.

SEO

YouTube

Finding SEO traffic by answering long-tail questions at scale

Neil Patel September 17, 2022


SEO 9
Content marketing 8
Niche selection 5
  • Question-based keywords are low-competition and easy to rank for
  • Answer the Public finds questions your audience is already searching
  • 100–1,000 answered questions drives meaningful, compounding traffic gains

Closing techniques

YouTube

Five tactics to turn a "maybe" into a "yes" on your offer

Joanna Wiebe September 17, 2022


Closing techniques 9
Pricing psychology 8
  • A 365-day guarantee beats a 30-day one with minimal extra risk
  • Bundling an upsell upfront can close hesitant buyers immediately
  • A $20 freebie can match the sign-ups of a $5,000 prize

Processes & SOPs

YouTube

Implementing the Eisenhower Matrix in ClickUp with filters

Layla at ProcessDriven September 16, 2022


Processes & SOPs 9
Productivity & habits 6
  • One ClickUp list and two dropdowns replace any complex priority system
  • Filtered views auto-sort tasks into Do, Decide, Delegate, Delete quadrants
  • Tasks vanish from the unsorted view the moment both fields are filled

Resilience & grit

Podcast

Presence, control, and discomfort: three stoic questions answered

The Daily Stoic September 16, 2022


Resilience & grit 9
Identity & self-belief 8
Deep work & focus 6
  • Control what you can; influence the rest — release the outcome.
  • Fifty-two voluntary discomforts a year builds lasting willpower.
  • Stoic practice is built daily through reading, writing, and discourse.

Growth hacking

Podcast

How to evaluate and test new acquisition channels

Lenny's Podcast Product Career Growth September 15, 2022


Growth hacking 9
Resilience & grit 6
Product-market fit 5
  • A three-part framework for deciding whether a new channel deserves your time
  • Most companies confuse burnout with depression — they require different responses
  • When markets shift, assume you've lost product-market fit and start over

Business models

Podcast

How EVgo is building America's fast-charging network for electric vehicles

Masters of Scale September 15, 2022


Business models 9
Scaling infrastructure 8
Pricing strategy 6
  • Why a charging station takes 18 months to build, not weeks
  • Charge while you shop: placing stations where drivers already stop
  • Federal climate legislation changes the investment math for EV infrastructure

Productivity & habits

Podcast

Practical productivity habits for college students

Beyond the To-Do List - Productivity for Work and Life September 15, 2022


Productivity & habits 9
Time management 8
Mentorship 5
  • Why going back to your dorm between classes kills your productivity
  • The staggered reminder system that prevents last-minute deadline panic
  • Joining one campus club dramatically raises your odds of succeeding

SEO

YouTube

How to grow SEO traffic globally through multilingual content

Neil Patel September 15, 2022


SEO 9
Content marketing 6
Growth hacking 5
  • Only 14% of Neil Patel's traffic is American — by design.
  • Translate keywords first, then hire local writers to adapt content culturally.
  • A $100 paid boost in a new region seeds links and awareness fast.

Unit economics

Podcast

General Electric: How culture and capital allocation destroyed a $600B giant

Business Breakdowns September 15, 2022


Unit economics 9
Business models 8
Case studies 7
  • GE Capital was leverage disguised as competitive advantage — it nearly sank the company
  • Immelt destroyed tens of billions buying high, selling low, and ignoring the bear case
  • Aviation's razor-and-blade model gives GE a genuine multi-decade moat after the breakup

Branding

YouTube

How to pick the best domain name for your website

Semrush September 15, 2022


Branding 9
SEO 7
  • Non-.com extensions lose customers who default to .com
  • Hyphens and double letters at word boundaries cause costly typos
  • Blend your brand name with keywords for search and credibility

Founder interviews

Podcast

Running a SaaS solo: surviving your co-founder's paternity leave

Startups For the Rest of Us September 15, 2022


Founder interviews 8
Resilience & grit 7
Product-market fit 6
  • Isolation, not execution, is what breaks founders flying solo.
  • AWS cost tools are vitamins — urgency requires expanding the product.
  • Untouched accelerator funds signal you're investing too conservatively.

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