Jonathon Sun tells Dan about a hot new methodological approach in product development called Pretotyping.

Interviewing your friends about your business idea? There are a few things to be mindful of. In this episode, we're talking about all the different types of biases that come into play when talking to your friends about your idea.

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Tectonic is a customer research company that helps businesses understand their current and ideal customers. If you have any questions please email us at [email protected] or message us on social at @tectoniclondon.com.

In this episode of Everyday Startups, we talk to Letitia Seglah co-owner of Startup Vault about all the projects she's working on, ruthless prioritisation and why being a generalist is perfect for growing businesses.

Anthony Ware joins us to discuss Founder Mental Wealth, a research group focused on the mental health of underestimated entrepreneurs. This is a topic very close to our hears and needs to be higher on the agenda.

Francesco Stasi, Founder/CEO of BotSupply.ai talk about the growth in the chatbots market due to the pandemic.

In our latest episode, Dan and Joshua touch on a few different topics including, what makes an app good, our new service to get survey responses from anywhere in the world, and gamification. If you're working on a project and have an idea for a business or feature, this is a must-listen.

Tectonic is a customer research company that helps businesses understand their current and ideal customers. If you have any questions please email us at [email protected] or message us on social at @tectoniclondon.com.

Dan and Joshua talk about why you should be paying close attention to what people do and not what they say they'll do – and how you can use this to grow your business.

Francesco Perticarari is raising London’s first-ever VC fund dedicated to Deep Tech. He’s telling Dan and Nana about how startups can impress his investors and win big funds.

In today's episode, Dan, our Head of Product and Marketing, talks about the difference between building first and talking to customers first based on his experience of launching products.

We’re delighted to welcome Perdie and Margaret Anne onto the show to hear about their exciting new project, Spice Startups.

They’re taking all their knowledge gathered from building one of London’s best-loved co-working spaces and creating an accelerator program for the post-pandemic ecosystem.

That means going hybrid, with off and online services. Sounds interesting... Let’s find out more.

Feel free to get in touch with Nana on Linkedin, Dan on Twitter or visit www.tectoniclondon.com for more info on how we help startups understand their customers in these unpredictable times.