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At these startups, you could get rich—and have fun along the way.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Several very cool companies I've never heard of in this ist from Business Insider. What about you? Do you know cool startups to bet a career on?
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Sign up for WriterAccess and satisfy your content needs. Our content marketplace connects clients with freelance writers via the cloud. Call us at 617-227-8800!
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Cool writer marketplace created by my friend Byron White. Byron is a brilliant entrepreneur who literal wrote the book on how to write BOTH for search engine spiders and to engage an audience.
Tagmotion's curator insight,
January 25, 2013 4:18 PM
Note to self: this oould be a good place to find writers with a penchant for video who would value a new, non-linear way to present stories in video.
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Clothing Startup Everlane Opens A Pop-Up Store In New York, Now Has 400000 ...TechCrunchClothing startup Everlane has opened a pop-up store in New York for the holidays.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Everlane is rockig retailing at its core. By treating its customers as "members", using technology to suppot WOW customer service and controlingth means of production Everlane is creating a fun experience and loyal customers.
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Square CEO Jack Dorsey On Being Editor and Curator In Chief [VIDEO]
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Great 4 mimute video here every startup should watch as Square's CEO Jack Dorsey explains how he "edits" and "curates" his businesses for success.
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Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Joined the startup Art.sy today and love the butter smooth UI, glossy presentation of the art ad power of their search engine. Don't like their weakness in street art, no public facing profile to share here and on other social nets, no ways to make collections I can share (i.e. Spotify for visual art) and the closed loop feel of the site (very 2010).
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Two years ago I wrote a post entitled "Can Anything Stop The Facebook Juggernaut?" in which I marvelled at the fact that Facebook was then worth a whopping $35 billion, according to Second Market. |
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A multimedia storytelling and sharing community.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
New multimedia storytelling tool looks like Pinterest for storytelling.
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Goldman Sachs's victory in a legal dispute over its role as the adviser in the sale of Dragon Systems offers some valuable insight for deal makers, like understanding the duties of the banker.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Fascinating recounting of a collapsed deal and the hard won lessons it would be nice to learn from and not repeat (good luck with that btw :). When I read a story like this it is one more reminder that high school, the land of egos and exclusions, never really ends.
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Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Great Startup Investor infographic. Great way to take investor through a cool product and how it is scaling ahead of plan.
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ZenDeals uses patent-pending technology to verify online coupon codes so consumers don't end up wasting time trying to redeem outdated or fake offers.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Ever try to redeem a GoDaddy or other popular coupon? I refuse to spend my life chasing coupon codes, but current coupon sites are notoriously out of data.
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SMB owners and managers often rattle off myriad excuses about why they don't blog. The worst excuse is not having enough time. Here's why that excuse doesn't fly.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Working on a piece for startups about how to create content marketing. Content marketing is the new advertising, the new market maker so to NOT blog and curate content across social nets is to give up on having online authority.
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These Are The Most Successful Startups To Come Out Of TechStarsSan Francisco ChronicleTechStars invests $18,000 in each startup for a 6% stake right off the bat, and startups can take an optional $100,000 convertible note from a group of investors...
Martin (Marty) Smith's comment,
November 27, 2012 10:11 PM
Thanks Jimi. You ROCK as always. Hope you had a good Thanksgiving. Marty
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Start up marketing is a complicated science. |
Startups often forget about content marketing. All attention is on the widget. Problem is if no one knows about your widget it is a tree falling the forest with no one there to hear it. Here are 5 content marketing secrets that are focused on making money now from content marketing.