9 Things Your Startup Should Learn from Jack Dorsey’s Square
Square is an electronic payment service, provided by Square Inc. The company allows users in the United States and Canada to accept credit cards through their mobile phones, either by...
Square is an electronic payment service, provided by Square Inc. The company allows users in the United States and Canada to accept credit cards through their mobile phones, either by...
Launched in November of 2010, Path has grown to over ten million people sharing life with close friends and family all over the world. Path is a social networking-enabled photo...
What happens when you take three young men who know little about business and hand them a valuable web property? There are only two options: they run with it and...
Fab is an e-commerce company focused on everyday design across all price points and all verticals. It is one of the fastest growing e-commerce site, having grown from 175,000 members...
Great customer service cannot be overlooked and overemphasized. Your customer is your business and your business is your customer. This is what Zappos founder and CEO Tony Hsieh has been preaching...
Reid Hoffman is the co-founder and executive chairman of LinkedIn, partner, Greylock. Reid has completely changed how companies find employees, how employees find jobs and how business people stay connected....
Box started as a college business project in 2005 by Aaron Levie (CEO) and Dylan Smith (CFO), and was officially launched in March 2006 with the vision of connecting people,...
Welcome to our founder lessons series. This week we have an exclusive interview with Xenios Thrasyvoulou, founder & CEO of PeoplePerHour. PeoplePerHour (PPH) is a global online marketplace that connects...
Quora is a question-and-answer website created, edited and organized by its community of users. Quora is best known as a source of knowledge. You can ask any question and get real...
Spotify is a music streaming sensation. The company has survived in an industry where many have failed and young potential startups fear to thread. Spotify is one of the most...
Welcome to the founder lessons series. This week we have an exclusive interview with Michael Larsen, founder and CEO of InsideTrack. Michael shares his story on how InsideTrack started...
Welcome to the founder lessons series. This week we have an exclusive interview with Aubrey Levy, co-founder of Mobcaster. Aubrey will share on how Mobcaster started and lessons learned in...
Pinterest was perhaps the most popular social sharing service in 2012. Pinterest is a pinboard-style photo sharing website that allows users to create and manage theme-based image collections such as...
Lance Trebesch is the CEO of TicketPrinting.com & Ticket River which offers a variety of event products and ticketing services. After nineteen years of Silicon Valley experience, Lance found the...
Dropbox is a free cloud service that lets users bring all photos, docs and videos into a folder that can be accessed on any PC, Mac, iOS, BlackBerry or Android...
Evernote is perhaps the most popular productivity app right now. You may already know that, actually you may even be using it. The product was launched into open beta on June...
As part of our founder lessons series, we are fortunate to have John Ellis, CEO Tapiture, for an exclusive interview on how Tapiture started and lessons learned in the process. John...
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In case you were busy with work or checking out other news that made story this past week, we’ve compiled a list of most popular and top startup stories, resources,...
Sprouter enables collaboration and networking between entrepreneurs. Startup experts have consistently shared resources, tips and lessons on starting up,development, raising funds, marketing and management. The Sprouter team on the other...