
Start-Ups and the Mobilization of Social Interactions
- 180 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
Start-Ups and the Mobilization of Social Interactions
About this book
With this book comes a message that the authors have for management and entrepreneurship experts around the world. Beyond the myth of the 'start-up nation', 'hypergrowth', and speculation on future business value, there exists an alternative form of entrepreneurship that young entrepreneurs are embracing. They call it "entrepreneurial activism" and its philosophy is "community first, start-up second". Guiding entrepreneurs to reap the benefits of brand and market development, the authors present a five-step approach on how to develop a community and launch a start-up within it. This guide explores how best to define a cause and create a movement, to recruit volunteers and create opportunities within a community.
The collaboration between the three authors creates an enticing mix of entrepreneurship and marketing perspectives that bridges the academic and professional worlds and shares a wealth of business expertise and experience from three continents.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Introduction
- 1. Understanding Brand Communities
- 2. Defending a Cause and Launching a Movement
- 3. Recruiting Volunteers
- 4. Encouraging Interactions and Sharing Stories
- 5. Developing Rituals
- 6. Adding Linking Value to the Value Proposition
- 7. Evolving from a Community Movement to an Entrepreneurial Project
- 8. Community 1st – Start-up 2nd
- 9. Achieving a Different Kind of Entrepreneurship