Dec 18, 2017 5 min read


Written by Kenn Kelly

How to Run a Lean Startup Experiment – DENSTARTUPWEEK

So you understand Lean Startup, now how do you actually incorporate it into your business? In this video Kenn, one of the Never Settle founders discusses: How to run a successful #leanstartup experiment at #DENSTARTUPWEEK. Lean Startup Experiment topics covered: Why this matters to you and your business What Lean Startup is How build, measure,…
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Nov 28, 2016 5 min read


Written by Kenn Kelly

Top 7 eCommerce Trends to Follow Going Into 2017

With eCommerce being one of the fastest growing industries on the planet - do you feel prepared going into 2017 to capitalize on this hyper growth market? If not, no worries now is the time. Making even a few of the top 7 eCommerce trends now will ensure your setup for success with your eCommerce…
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Jan 22, 2016 5 min read


Written by Kenn Kelly

Don’t Be An Email Cowboy or Tolerate Those Who Are

Have you ever spoken with someone who first appears to be a kind, respectable man or women in person or phone, but then through the click of 'send' on an email becomes a childish tyrant? If so, you may have met an email cowboy. Email and the wild west are both great, but they don't…
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Mar 27, 2015 5 min read


Written by Kenn Kelly

How to Launch Any Product Using Lean Startup Best Practices

We had the priviledge of joinging the Marketing Access Pass podcast to share our experience in creating a start-up company using Lean Startup best practices and Lean Startup methodolgies while launching products that satisfy customers needs. Learn about why surveying your customers can give you solutions quickly, The #1 trait an entrepreneur needs to have…
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Mar 18, 2015 5 min read


Written by Kenn Kelly

Launching 12 Products in 12 Weeks

In this episode of Your Website Engineer we we’re priviledged to join the discussion sharing our background on launching multiple products at the same time.  Some of the topics we covered are: Getting indispensable user feedback The value of setting unrealistic deadlines Launching a true minimum viable product (MVP) How to fight scope creep And…
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Jan 22, 2015 5 min read


Written by Never Settle

It’s True… We Don’t Talk For Weeks at a Time

What if you had the chance to to have a week to yourself to work on whatever you wanted? Once in a while we like to work in what is called a leap week. It is where one Never Settle team member has one week to do whatever they feel best brings value to the…
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5 min read


Written by Never Settle

How We Created 12 Products in 12 Weeks!

Inspired by a concept for Inc Magazine about taking products from idea to market in less than one month inspired us to create our very own 12 products in 12 weeks campaign. We released 12 different products ranging from Wordpress plugins, apps and even a 50+ page ebook about the whole adventure. You can read…
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Jan 14, 2015 5 min read


Written by Never Settle

Never Settle Only Works 40 Hours Per Week, Seriously.

Work-Life balance has been the ballyhoo of many small business and startup cultures over recent years. Although intentions are often times good, rarely are there actionable consequences put into place to actually maintain the benefits of sticking to a true balance. Home and family life is huge at Never Settle. We believe that pouring into your kids, wife, friends, neighbors, family, Savior, etc.…
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Jan 13, 2015 5 min read


Written by Never Settle

Never Settle Acquires Osana, a Cause-Based Soap Company

Primarily Never Settle is a tech solutions company. So naturally when the chance to acquire a cause based natural mosquito repellent soap company turned up, we immediately took advantage of it! Two of the founding members of Never Settle been involved at the founding level for two years with the soap company Osana and the company was coming to a…
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Sep 23, 2014 5 min read


Written by Kenn Kelly

How to Run Successful Lean Startup Experiments

Being able to create and manage Lean Startup experiments is just as important as understanding the Lean Startup methodology. Without having the right parameters to navigate your new methodology - the knowledge in itself is pointless. One of Eric Reis' biggest points in Lean is to create systems that allow you to have measurable accounting.…
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