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I think the OP means real companies, not startups who blog and don't seem to do much else.
by Cabal 13y ago
I think the OP means real companies, not startups who blog and don't seem to do much else.
- ericabiz 13y agoI'm not sure if you're trolling or you genuinely misread my comment--I'll assume the latter. LeadPages generates real revenue to the tune of >$3M/year and is funded by Foundry Group as well as other angels and VCs. It is a legitimate business. My company is funded by 500 Startups, Techstars, and a group of angel investors. We have one product on the market that is generating significant revenue, and are launching MarketVibe, our latest product, this month. I would agree with the general premise of "successful entrepreneurs who blog are outliers."
- Cabal 13y agoNeither, actually. The OP is quite clear about what he means, probably more professionally than I put it: https://twitter.com/rabois/status/397233618449227776 https://twitter.com/rabois/status/397233618449227776 i.e. Not startup bubble companies, companies that actually produce something of value, either for society or in significant returns. "Lead generation" isn't one of those.