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by tgoldberg 13y ago
1) Existing/new organizers loved the idea of going mobile for their events, but they didn't want to manage another platform. 2) Users were asking us if we could handle ticketing/reg. as well. 3) We now have an opportunity to
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Thank you!
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Agreed. Going through YC helped us remove all distractions. Beyond that, we just consumed a lot of caffeine.
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Only the blog title should be in caps. Are you seeing the whole thing in caps?
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How we restarted our company in two weeks during Y Combinator(blog.eventjoy.com)
111 points by tgoldberg 13y ago|78 comments
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Sure thing. I'm one of the co-founders at Eventjoy. We created a mobile app for one of their internal meetings last month.
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
We work a lot of with independent/non-professional organizers since they need tools that are a) affordable and b) are simple/do not have a large learning curve. Their events include everything from conferences to food and wine tas
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Agreed about it being positive. Event organizing can be tough and we want to make it easy. I think "joy" helps emphasize this.
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Hey Brian - I'm Todd, one of the founders at Eventjoy. This is awesome feedback and I'd like to chat with you more. We can probably even help you out with that coffee situation. Could you send me an email at todd[AT]eventjoy[DOT]c
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Abacus (YC W14) Wants to Make Expense Reports Obsolete(techcrunch.com)
71 points by tgoldberg 13y ago|28 comments
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
The conference badge team is great and I can appreciate the transparency in this post. Keep up the good work and best of luck finding a US partner.
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Launch: From Tampa to Eventbrite in San Fran(getexmo.tumblr.com)
3 points by tgoldberg 13y ago|0 comments
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
As someone who just launched a startup a week ago, the best advice I can give is to just go for it! You're always going to have bugs, want to squeeze more functionality in, make it look cleaner, etc. The reality is that you'll pro
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Thank you for the support! I'm up for the challenge and can't wait to see what's ahead.
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
1)Events are difficult to organize and attendees are expecting a more interactive experience at the events they attend. We're trying to provide interactive event experiences that anyone can create, regardless of how small or large the
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Hey there! EventMobi is a great product, but there a few differences in the product and strategy. From a product standpoint, we're just getting started and the majority of our functionality is still being developed. With that said, we&
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Why I Quit My Job To Go Full Time On My Startup Weekend Venture(toddgoldberg.com)
25 points by tgoldberg 13y ago|8 comments
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How to Organize an Epic Startup Weekend(getexmo.tumblr.com)
10 points by tgoldberg 13y ago|8 comments
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
Solid article on the importance of leveraging Demo Day hype to raise a round. As someone who is trying to raise without being in a world renowned accelerator like YC, I only wish I had an opportunity like Demo Day to help the round close qu
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by tgoldberg 13y ago
We just discovered ShipBuilder yesterday, yet already I have a very good feeling about it. We're planning on trying it out on a disposable AWS instance this weekend.