Alan Gleeson

Hi Talia, the factors that need to be taken into account stretch well beyond the two you list. Headless has been emerging as a really attractive alternative to traditional CMS in part due to perceptions around enhanced security, the performance gains, the bespoke design, and additional benefits relating to flexibility and scalability. It is a keenly contested argument though and each corner...

Hi John, We use our own Headless CMS (www.contento.io) for our site. You make a really great point in relation to comparisons with a dominant traditional (monolithic) solution WordPress. The switching costs from traditional to headless are not insignificant but they also stretch beyond the technical move into bigger questions as to how the website is managed and what functionality is needed. ...

Hi Alex, Headless is still a dev dominated solution. I'm argued elsewhere that the category has a marketing challenge. Marketing leaders are usually time pressed and have to deal with a MarTech stack that is ever expanding. I do feel awareness is rising (Feb 2024) but from my experience the knowledge gap amongst marketing leaders is still significant. Finally most Headless CMS vendors focus...

GrowthMentor is arguably more important than ever in an increasingly remote world. The continued growth of the platform is testament to the great team and the compelling value proposition. Highly recommended.

Best of luck with the launch guys

Thanks for having me on @joran_hofman_reditus and best of luck with the launch. See you in Dublin!

Excited to see this launch @joran_hofman - wishing you all the best. Alan

Very best of luck with the launch @hrvoje_smolic

Best of luck with the launch @gavin_hammar - love the design.

I'm really looking forward to using this - given the current macro economic context any solutions that help manage uncertainty are hugely valuable.

Well done @emmamoly

Very much looking forward to this - @ScottHarrison is such a great story teller and it is such an important story to tell !

Highly recommended. As much for entreprneurs as investors. Pros: It's just a really great read. Educational + entertaining. Cons: World revolves around Silicon Valley (waves from London)

This is a really great read - authentic, insightful, humorous ... highly recommended... and not just for investors. It offers great insights to founders from the other side of the table. My only issue is my struggle to work out the masked identities. Someone needs to set up a microsite unmasking the examples in the book ... "Alex the Greek", "Food Right Now" , "Extra Ventures" (-; Thanks...