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TechCrunch Newsletter By and Wednesday, August 31, 2022 Midweek? More like mid-weak! Okay, terrible

TechCrunch Newsletter [TechCrunch logo]( [The Daily Crunch logo]( By [Christine Hall]( and [Haje Jan Kamps]( Wednesday, August 31, 2022 Midweek? More like mid-weak! Okay, terrible pun, but we’re a little low energy in this heat wave today, so it kinda made sense. Oh! And good news, btw, we’re offering 15% off Disrupt tickets (excluding online or expo tickets) for you, our trusty Daily Crunch readers. [Use promo code “DC” to claim your discount](! See you tomorrow! — [Christine]( and [Haje]( [ image] Image Credits: TechCrunch The TechCrunch Top 3 - [Slumdog $5-illonnaire](: Landa is the latest startup to attract venture capital, in this case $33 million, to democratize real estate ownership, [Mary Ann]( writes. Its approach enables people to invest in the real estate sector, which is known for providing generational wealth, but in a less expensive, more fractional way, and in some cases, for as little as $5 initially. - [Snap, crackle and . . . fizzle](: Despite the myriad of news and [new revenue streams]( we’ve reported about Snap right here in this newsletter, Evan Spiegel said the words no tech employee wants to hear right now: “[restructuring our business](.” [Amanda]( reports that this unfortunately means cutting 20% of staff. - [Obstacles abroad](: Amazon faces some tough competition in India, and [Manish]( reports that has presented some challenges in the e-commerce giant’s ability to gain a more prominent foothold in the country. [Automate compliance, drive growth, & get free food]( Sponsored by [Vanta]( [Compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. With Vanta, it can be super simple. Trusted by 3,000+ companies, Vanta automates the pricey, time-consuming process of obtaining SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and more. Attend a demo and lunch is on us!]( [Let's go!]( Startups and VC This week, [Haje]( went deep with a founder who’s building digital license plates. He mused that building an easy-to-copy hardware product in an incredibly tightly regulated industry where winner-takes-all would be an utter nightmare, but when it works, it works, and it’s fascinating to see [Reviver build a company, one license plate at the time](. Populus, the San Francisco–based transportation data startup, got its start as shared scooter mania took hold and cities tried to make sense of how infrastructure was being used by fleets of tiny vehicles. [Now, Populus co-founder and CEO Regina Clewlow is repositioning the company]( to take advantage of another hot opportunity: curbs and congestion, [Rebecca]( writes. It’s a really good read from the TechCrunch transportation desk with an undertone of “the power of great pivots.” Raisin’ money, raisin’ hell: - Looking beyond the matrix: [Ron]( reports on CodeSee’s latest product, [which helps organizations visualize their code base](. - Turning coaching into a team sport: [Natasha M]( reports that the founder of Human Q disagrees with some of the biggest and most valuable competitors out there. Instead of one-to-one coaching, Human Q wants to make group coaching an impactful alternative.[This founder wants to take on the biggest coaching startups with a group-focused approach](. - Stretching the chains: Supply chain firm NFI[inks a $10 million deal to deploy Boston Dynamics’ Stretch robots](, reports [Brian](. - Fintech, that’s like fly-fishing, right?: [Christine]( reports that Solid raised a $63 million Series B round of funding to continue providing its [fintech-as-a-service offering for companies wanting to launch and scale their own fintech products](.[Â]( - Like twitch3: [Rita]( reports that Stacked raised $13 million to be the [Twitch for web3 gamers](. [Crafting a XaaS customer success strategy that drives growth]( Giving users better service than they expected could literally save a software startup. In one study, companies that spent 10% of yearly revenue on customer success attained peak net recurring revenue. “Companies mostly deploy two or more customer success archetypes,” according to TC+ contributors Rachel Parrinello and John Stamos. “They usually vary by customer segment, business versus technical focus and sales motion focus: adopt, renew, upsell and cross-sell.” If you’re interested in optimizing revenue through CS, read the rest for a full overview of job design methodology, because “companies should not design their customer success roles in a vacuum.” (TechCrunch+ is our membership program, which helps founders and startup teams get ahead.[You can sign up here](.) [Read More]( [Crafting a XaaS customer success strategy that drives growth image] Image Credits: THEPALMER / Getty Images Big Tech Inc. Social media and privacy don’t often go hand in hand, especially when children can see a lot on the internet already. [Twitter got caught up in this]( when it reportedly tried to monetize adult content in an effort to compete with OnlyFans. It later scrapped the program when it was found that its system couldn’t “detect child sexual abuse material and non-consensual nudity at scale,” [Amanda]( writes. Meanwhile, California lawmakers wasted no time moving ahead to put in place [statewide online privacy protections for children]( where there are none at the federal level, [Taylor]( reports. - Stepping on the gas, er, EV pedal: Toyota is accelerating its [investment in U.S. electric vehicles](, and will park some $3.8 billion into that initiative, up from an initial $1.3 billion, [Jaclyn]( writes. - Cashing in on NFTs: Event organizers working with Ticketmaster can now [issue NFTs tied to tickets]( on Flow, [Ivan]( reports. - It’s almost fall and that means another Apple event: [Brian]( has the skinny on all the things you should know about [Apple’s iPhone 14 event]( on September 7. - New satellite on the block: Royal Caribbean is going “all-in on satellite service,” and will outfit its fleet of ships with [Starlink internet](,[Devin]( writes. [Read more stories on TechCrunch.com]( Newest Jobs from Crunchboard - [Information Systems Analyst I/II/III (Infor CloudSuite Systems Analyst) at Valley Water (San Jose, CA, USA)]( - [Quality Assurance Engineer Lead at American Prison Data Systems (New York, NY, USA)]( - [Marine Robotics Research Engineer at Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (Moss Landing, CA, USA)]( - [Software Developer at Simplify Compliance (Dallas, TX, USA)]( - [Senior Software Engineer (REMOTE ROLE) - Graphql, Node, React, AWS at EVgo (Santa Monica, CA, USA)]( [See more jobs on CrunchBoard]( [Post your tech jobs]( and reach millions of TechCrunch readers for only $200 per month. [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( [Instagram]( [Flipboard]( [View this email online in your browser]( [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( | [Unsubscribe]( © 2022 Yahoo. All rights reserved. 110 5th St, San Francisco, CA 94103

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