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I've tried and failed a few times, depending on your definition of startup. My first web based failure was an e-mail marketing startup. Think a cheaper version
by cdiamand 9y ago
I've tried and failed a few times, depending on your definition of startup.
My first web based failure was an e-mail marketing startup. Think a cheaper version of Mailchimp.
It didn't go well. It folded in under a year. We had a few hundred signups and very few paying customers. Most of whom were spammers.
At the time, my software development skills were not up to the task and I was leaning on a team of outsourced developers. Not great.
I didn't talk to my customers enough and I didn't market aggressively enough. I got hung up on the technical problems.
I'm hoping my current projects -
http://www.oppslist.com http://www.oppslist.com
http://www.oppsdaily.com http://www.oppsdaily.com
fare a little better! :D