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the future every time you release a new product or a new feature you can use all these channels to launch on them again stripe has always been great at engaging with the community each time a new product launches they blog about it they've the founders get on Hacker News.","startTime":1201.19,"endTime":1234.44,"durationSeconds":33,"level":"C1","overallScore":8.2,"rationale":"실행 조언이 뚜렷하고 유용 표현도 많음."},{"segmentIndex":11,"text":"and it pisses me off how stressed they get thinking about them but before you give me the back story again start with one sentence that tells me what you're building First Press people and investors and even other Founders get pitched tens of times per you know per day definitely per week.","startTime":376.08,"endTime":394.139,"durationSeconds":18,"level":"B2","overallScore":7,"rationale":"피치 요령 조언과 구어 표현이 좋음."},{"segmentIndex":1,"text":"use the X for y Construction going back to paisy if the founders are talking to people in Silicon Valley so investors or press 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what you're doing and it'll help you figure out what to focus on what is it about your product that they love and how can you do more of that where can you find more users who love that sort of thing that you're doing if you have a core of users even 10 users who really love you all you have to do is expand that number.","startTime":92.28,"endTime":216,"durationSeconds":124,"level":"C1","overallScore":10,"rationale":"핵심 조언과 고급 실전표현이 매우 풍부."},{"segmentIndex":9,"text":"and it might take a while but if you keep going cockroach style you can win in the end so now that we've determined you should all launch let's talk about something every one of you needs before you launch to create a strong one sentence pitch you need Clarity of vision we believe that people who have thought deeply and about an idea can explain it clearly and succinctly they use less words they can explain con complex Concepts in a way that a five-year-old can understand and having a clear idea is important because a 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customers through online communities another community that you have access to is Hacker News they have something called show hn so many YC alumni Dropbox and git lab for example and hundreds more have launched on Hacker News Robin Hood is an example of another company that successfully launched on hn so back in December 2013 they had a really simple site and all it said was commission free trading stop paying up to ten dollars per trade at the time they only had a button that let you join a waitlist the waitlist would show you how many people were ahead of you in line and how many people were behind you in line so it was a Friday night and they'd been working on building this wait list in preparation for a launch they were planning the following week with someone totally random posted them on hn and boom they got to number one on hn and ended up getting 10 000 signups the first day and then over 50 000 over the next week so each Community is different they have different tones 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