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Noah Parsons

Noah Parsons

Before joining Palo Alto Software, Noah Parsons was an early Internet marketing and product expert in the Silicon Valley. He joined Yahoo! in 1996 as one of its first 101 employees and become Producer of the Yahoo! Employment property as part of the Yahoo! Classifieds team before leaving to serve as Director of Production at Epinions.com. He is a graduate of Princeton University. Noah devotes most of his free time to his three young sons. In the winter you'll find him giving them lessons on the ski slopes, and in summer they're usually involved in a variety of outdoor pursuits. Noah is currently the COO at Palo Alto Software, makers of the online business plan app LivePlan.

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10 Tools to Track Your Web Metrics

Here are 10 great tools for tracking web metrics (both free and paid) that can help you get a better understanding of what your users are doing on your site.

17 ChatGPT prompts you can use for starting a business in 2025
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17 ChatGPT prompts you can use for starting a business in 2025

The more entrepreneurs use AI tools like ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and Anthropic’s Claude, the more people are discovering how they can help entrepreneurs with various aspects of their business. AI Chatbots are assisting website visitors with customer service issues. Large Language Models like ChatGPT are helping business owners create marketing collateral and write emails. A […]

How to do Market Research with AI in 2025
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How to do Market Research with AI in 2025

[Major Update: Since I initially explored this topic, the AI models have changed significantly. We have new tools, like “deep research” and the ability for chatbots to reliably browse the web and retrieve information. Because of all the changes, I’ve rewritten this piece completely to reflect how things are in 2025. For this piece, I […]

How to Do Market Research
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How to Do Market Research

Who are your customers? Who are your competitors? What does the industry look like? Will you be able to successfully enter this market? These are necessary questions to answer with a bit of research.

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17 Common Business Model Examples

Advertising, affiliate, brokerage, concierge, crowdsourcing, franchising, leasing, pay-as-you-go, and freemium are just a few examples. Learn about these and eight other common business models.