Larry Chiang’s book, What They Don’t Teach You At Stanford Business School, has an entire chapter devoted to “Entrepreneurship #Ch9 and Sales via Lead Generation #Ch6”. As CEO of Duck9, he helps institutions make credit receivables less risky and plays the consumer side to by getting college students a “FICO” credit score over “780”. After a Harvard Law School keynote, Harvard Business wrote: “What They Don’t Teach You at Stanford Business School”
NY Fashion Week has supermodels getting a high FICO credit score because I supermodel on-the-side |
By Larry Chiang
Someone nominate me for the Nobel Prize in Econ cuz I’ve done legendary work venture capital work, again.
You may know me from my Poet’s Surprise Prize quality blog post “#EUBM” (Engineer Up a Business Model). VCs rely on business models. Well, I have innovated legendary work again:
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Lead gen is lead generation. That is where you want to sell an Amex SPG (American Express, Starwood Preferred Guest) product to an undergrad with a FICO over 780. So you pay $300/lead.
A $300 credit line is access to approximately 300 bucks when you have $500 deposited at Bank of America at 530 Lytton :-))
$300 reward. When you’re siting at 530 Lytton,
Palo Alto CA 94301 (Its a pop up office I have inside a Bank of America!)
For the first time. You won’t have a FICO. But after 24 on-time payments, (also known as 24 1’s), your student FICO will be higher. After 1,1,1,1…1, I’ll let you have the $300 that some bank paid me, “Larry Chiang”. You see, this is how venture capital works. You first get access to capital yourself. Build and get traction. Later, VCs will beg to invest.
Enjoy the high student FICO. Me and my co-founder, Matt Smith say: “You’re welcome, bitchezz!!”
Duck9 is a credit score prep program that is like a Kaplan or Princeton Review test preparation service. We don't teach beating the SAT, but we do get you to a higher credit FICO score using secret methods that have gotten us on TV, Congress and newspaper articles. Say hi or check out some of our free resources before you pay for a thing. You can also text the CEO:
