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Category Archives: Startups

Social Folders – share your social content online

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Ever get irritated that you can’t push/pull content between your computer and your social networks and sort it in handy desktop folders? Instead you have to manually update each as new content is added? Martin Pannier did. In response he created SocialFolders. The SocialFolders app allows you to more easily manage content across your desktop [...]

5 Ways to Build an Online Community for Your Startup

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There are multiple benefits from building an Online Community to create demand for your product. Unlike marketing campaigns, the efforts placed in building online community will give results in the long run. Let us find useful ways to build online community especially for startups; Appropriate Platform Select the most appropriate platform to reach your customers. [...]

“Entrepreneur in Residence” – Who are you kidding?

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I stumbled on this title quite a few times and I say it’s total crap, full of shit. “Entrepreneur in Residence.” Look around, quite a number of big companies have them. These ‘entrepreneurs’ flaunt their titles just as flashily as they could. Personally, I find it rather derogatory to the spirit of entrepreneurship. Let’s look [...]

PropertyFeast – An Innovative Real Estate Platform

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Real estate is a lucrative niche market, even in the current market straits. A real estate transaction is much more detailed than any other asset purchases. However, technology provides the solution to simplify the search for the perfect mortgage asset. Property portals offer sellers to display their mortgage properties in the best light. All-important information, [...]

Tips to Pitch your Startup

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While I was pondering over the most effective ways to pitch a business, I came across it’s this for that. The startup generators which generate one-sentence pitches can work, but not always. So, let me put this straight, if you need a startup, then all the basic stuff you need is MID or Money, Idea [...]

Vendor Benchmarker Ashwin Ramasamy Talks about his Entrepreneurial Experiences with ContractIQ

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Ever had a new vendor let you down? Had trouble finding a company that does/sells X? Then ContractIQ has got your back. ContractIQ is a fresh new start-up matching the Small and Medium Enterprise space with top-of-their-class service providers. With a continually updated list of benchmarked vendors ContractIQ advises SME business on their vendor selection [...]

Elisha Tan, digital skill Pimp and online Entrepreneur discusses her new learning platform Learnemy

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The greatest inventions develop out of need. Elisha Tan found one. Her new web application, Learnemy plugs a hole in the marketplace — for peer-to-peer, formally informal learning. Learnemy is a platform for knowledge-thirsty individuals looking to connect with others to learn skills and/or sell/utilize their skills. By providing the platform Elisha is connecting people [...]

Tool Mobile App Maker ShoutEm Mobilizer

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Mobile application revolution is changing business, social and lifestyle landscape. They complement our online and offline presence and enable us new ways of communication and interaction. They are changing the way we live. They become our lifestyle. Where is your app? ShoutEm is tech startup located in New York and creator of ShoutEm Mobilizer – [...]

A (Virtual)sit-down with Andrea Chang and her brainchild BrainGig

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Most entrepreneurs go into business for the incredible experience or with aspirations of financial freedom – but very few go into it with a benevolent agenda like Andrea Chang. OK, quasi-benevolent. The technology/idea Andrea invented, BrainGig, helps connect individuals and teams with much-needed funding opportunities. When Andrea saw the disconnect between existing funding opportunities and [...]

Desingineer – the mythical person every Startups are looking for

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“Desingineer” -> mythical person startups are looking for who can do UI, UX and also excellent front-and back-end coding. That was a tweet from the Chris Dixon. Of course, many a founders who have also asked me, keep saying, “we need a designer who can code in HTML5, CSS3, Javascript and Python/Ruby.” My usual answer [...]