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Better Bite Ventures, Shiok Meats CEO invest in animal-free dairy startup Phyx44

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By Sainul Abudheen K, Phang Wai Yin, Steli Efti, Keith Tan
| e27 Verified
Phyx44 has already made whey and casein proteins (found in milk) at the lab scale, and these products can be used in ice cream, cheese, and baked goods The Phyx44 team Phyx44, a biotech-enabled food science startup based in Bengaluru, India, has secured US$1.2 million in seed capital led by Better Bite Ventures.
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How to use email sequences to win more B2B sales deals

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By Steli Efti
| e27 Verified
Today, the name of the game is automation. If your business is not embracing the power of automation then, like the proverbial weakest buffalo of the herd, you are going to get left behind and die. To make sure that you don’t find yourself at the back of the pack, I’m going to be teaching you about the power of email sequences. We all know how powerful email marketing can be. But imagine if you could reap all the benefits of email marketing without having to lift a finger?
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Why Playing The Long Game Can Be Your Competitive Advantage

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By Steli Efti
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BRYSON CITY, NC - JUNE 1991: Retired Seaboard Air Line Railroad conductor Allen Watson checks the ... [+] Getty Images Playing the long game. It's not exactly a new idea, and I'm sure you've heard it mentioned hundreds of times before. The concept is fairly straightforward: Playing the long game means paying a small price today to make tomorrow's tomorrow simpler. If you can do this long enough to get results, it will feed on itself. And this concept can be applied personally and professionally.
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