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Any Bootstrapped Startup Can Beat MarketMeSuite ($1.3M In Funding) In Twitter(killerstartups.com)
1 points by garzuaga 14y ago|0 comments
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by garzuaga 14y ago
That's debatable: a good (generic) domain could give instant recognition in a given market (think Blinds.com), make things easier for you "easy" on Google, easier to remember, and even easier opportunities for branding your service. Granted
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by garzuaga 14y ago
Thanks Ben! Hopefully next time around you get inspired by our success :) Until then... "stay hungry, stay foolish"
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by garzuaga 14y ago
It sucks when it happens, but it's good to remind ourselves that it could happen. Mostly because we'll keep starting new companies all our lives (or so it seems).
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How Did The Fresh Diet Went From $0 to $16M In Yearly Revenue(killerstartups.com)
2 points by garzuaga 14y ago|0 comments
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Chad Turner Is Creating A Student Workforce With Blissipline(killerstartups.com)
1 points by garzuaga 14y ago|0 comments
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by garzuaga 14y ago
IBM didn't get the PC, so they lost relevance. Microsoft didn't get the web, so they lost relevance. Both are still huge companies, grossing billions a year (but hit on their valuation by the public market). Maybe in 10 years we'll be sayin
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by garzuaga 14y ago
The concept is interesting, no doubt about it. More and more activities are outsourced (your hosting, your WP site, your customer service, your landing page optimization, etc, etc). When it comes to selling, mostly B2B as they mention, I be
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The $10 Million Blogger(mixergy.com)
1 points by garzuaga 15y ago|0 comments
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Twitter co-founder Evan Williams on Blogger & blogging’s future(gigaom.com)
3 points by garzuaga 15y ago|0 comments
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by garzuaga 15y ago
Not sure why TechCrunch's post has that title. Actually it read s "Startups.com Now Offers Daily Deals For Online Business Owners".
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by garzuaga 16y ago
I believe social networking is here to stay. Advertising dollars follow where the audience is. Off line advertising is losing ad dollars year over year to follow where the people are. Today, they're online. Imagine in 10 years... Facebook i
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by garzuaga 17y ago
Thank you Steve. You've got a perk from us (when you go back to startups.com again will notice :) Hope you like it.
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by garzuaga 17y ago
Ideally, Programming Questions -> StackOverflow | Business Questions -> Startups.com. Online communities are, in a way, like physical spaces (bar, restaurants, etc). You like one over the other for different reasons: maybe the music
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by garzuaga 17y ago
Competition is great for users, and for competitors too IMHO.
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by garzuaga 17y ago
hopefully we'll be able to find the best mix for our audience. We launched 4 days ago, and we're happy with the traction we're getting. Of course there are tons of little details to polish, but hey, did you expect something different for a
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by garzuaga 17y ago
Our thoughts exactly. We didn't mention the killerstartups.com name because we thought it was more appropiate (mabye it wasn't a good idea.) KillerStartups.com was launched in January 2007 and it's getting a good number of visitors per day
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by garzuaga 17y ago
You're right, our fault. I just posted a comment and mentioned it a bit about us. We're internet entrepreneurs from latinamerica, that have build a few successful startups over the last ten years.
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by garzuaga 17y ago
Thanks Joel for posting about Startups.com. Awesome to make it here, and it seems there are quite a few people interested on the site. When it comes to design, it's really a subjective issue. We ran some tests and this one came out as the w