Posts tagged with 'Startups'
Tablo wants to be Wordpress for eBooks. Think it has what it takes?
Most of us in PR and content marketing are looking for the right tools to augment an ever increasing demand for content generation and that can also help create lasting value for referral traffic on different web platforms.
I personally forsee a lot of SaaS startups and cloud collaboration popping up soon to address this market, and we've profiled startups like Flockler, and 87seconds in the past, which are examples fitting this mould.
A new entrant, Tablo, addresses the eBook market specifically. Whether you are an author, or a web marketer, I suggest paying close attention to founder Ash Davies responses below!
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by Ryan Sommer
21 May 2013 16:44pm
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Email marketing is still one of the most effective channels for reaching your audience, but the inbox has become increasingly crowded these days.
Kickdynamic is a startup aiming to help you keep your message fresh through a product and analytics suite that puts live content in your control, post send button.
We spoke with Matt Hayes, Kickdynamic's co-founder to get a better picture of the product offering and the team's approach.
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by Ryan Sommer
13 May 2013 16:40pm
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Concept Cupboard is a marketplace connecting businesses, from startups to big brands, with the very best student and graduate freelancers.
I caught up with General Manager Adam Ball to ask about the business and his future plans.
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by Graham Charlton
16 April 2013 16:22pm
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C.A.S.T. is an advertising platform which allows publishers to easily create, sell, scale and manage native ad inventory.
I caught up with the team to discuss the platform and ask them about their plans for the future...
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by Graham Charlton
28 March 2013 16:55pm
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Launched last year, Grafetee is a mobile app which enables anyone to create a location-based service in minutes for web and mobile devices.
I asked founder Juha Huttunen about Grafetee and its plans for world domination...
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by Graham Charlton
27 March 2013 09:02am
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Founded in Berlin, Madvertise is a mobile ad startup which has so far received more than $10m in VC funding.
I've been asking CEO Christof Wittig about the company and its plans for future growth...
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by Graham Charlton
26 March 2013 18:02pm
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Meeting Assistant is the first app from Finnish startup Punos Mobile, which aims to improve the porductivity and outcomes from business meetings.
I've been asking Founder and CEO Hannu Alakangas about the compant, the product, and its plans for the future...
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by Graham Charlton
07 March 2013 11:20am
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When you hear the word startup, chances are images of twenty-somethings hacking away at Macs in a loft office with an open floor plan spring to mind. And for good reason: head to sunny California, home to Silicon Valley and some of the today's prominent internet startups, and you're bound to find that a lot of startups do look something like this.
But that doesn't mean that one should jump to the conclusion that Gen-Y is the generation with the greatest entrepreneurial spirit. According to a new survey released today by Monster.com and Millennial Branding, members of Gen-X and the Baby Boomer generation actually consider themselves to be more entrepreneurial than their younger siblings and children.
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by Patricio Robles
27 February 2013 15:41pm
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Leadfindr is a new startup from Mark Rogers, Raoul Urma and Econsultancy guest blogger Justin Rees. It is a social media lead generation platform that enables brands to use social media to find genuine prospects.
I've been asking Justin and Mark about Leadfindr, the business model behind it, and the company's plans for world domination...
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by Graham Charlton
15 February 2013 10:11am
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Foap is a mobile mobile stock photography agency, which allows users of its app to sell their iPhone images on the Foap Market.
I've been asking the company about its business model and plans for the future.
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by Graham Charlton
11 February 2013 09:14am
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