Hi All,
I am testing the waters on a new project and would really appreciate
it if anyone has a direct contact within Google Sydney HQ who deals
with earning cash from embedding Google Search Box.
I have read about Adsense for Search and Adsense for Content but I was
looking more people involved
I am terribly sorry. Please disregard this message. I posted it to the
wrong mailing list.
Kind regards,
Joshua.
On Jun 6, 12:32 pm, Rai wrote:
> Email ni untuk Silicon Beach atau siapa?
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> On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 12:28 PM, Joshua Partogi wrote:
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Email ni untuk Silicon Beach atau siapa?
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 12:28 PM, Joshua Partogi wrote:
> Hola,
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> Awal Juli saya rencana ke Jakarta. Ada yang mau gathering ndak? Saya
> pengen ketemuan ama temen2 scrummers buat sharing2 implementasi scrum
> di organisasinya, terutama yang januari kemar
Whoops. Sorry, posted to wrong mailing list. =D
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 12:28 PM, Joshua Partogi wrote:
> Hola,
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> Awal Juli saya rencana ke Jakarta. Ada yang mau gathering ndak? Saya
> pengen ketemuan ama temen2 scrummers buat sharing2 implementasi scrum
> di organisasinya, terutama yang januari
Hola,
Awal Juli saya rencana ke Jakarta. Ada yang mau gathering ndak? Saya
pengen ketemuan ama temen2 scrummers buat sharing2 implementasi scrum
di organisasinya, terutama yang januari kemarin ikutan workshop.
Kemungkinan gathering di daerah Citos gituh buat ngobrol2. Tanggal
pastinya nanti saya k
Yes, but there are several factors at play here. There are social
networks that make money, its just harder to do. You need significant
scale for a social network to make money from ODA (online display
advertising). LinkedIn and RSVP have a niche audiences and also
multiple revenue streams.
Linked
Great job Elias! We should try to catch up in SF in the next few
weeks, once you settle into your new role. In addition to my work at
VMware I am advising a venture fund and about to join the board of
another startup - VMware is extremely supportive of entrepreneurial
activities.
Phil Montgomery
Interesting..
LinkedIn makes money from paying members. And Whirlpool.net.au must make a
fortune from it's 30 million post forum. There's also dating sites that
charge for membership and they don't seem to be going anywhere.. RSVP comes
to mind.
On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 7:50 PM, Joshua Partog
Hi Adam,
I personally don't see value in the site the way it is right now, but I
could definitely see the value in a site where one startup is shown every
day, and a community of passionate founders/designers/programmers have the
opportunity to give constructive criticism on it in the form of a
di
My personal favourite is building a landing page that subscribes people to a
mailing list. You'll want to make the landing page look like you have a
product in private beta and that by registering they'll get an invitation
soon. Finally you buy traffic using PPC to test it.
This works well on so m
Want new customers?
1. Make a list your dream customers by market segment
2. Segment them by how much they are likely to pay and how quickly they could
purchase
3. Pick up the phone to the most valuable and fastest purchasers and go and
meet them face to face.
4. Ask them to purchase and docume
Hi Adam
I think it sounds a lot like http://startupli.st/ or http://betacandy.com/ with
elements of http://appsumo.com/.
Rich
On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 3:35 PM, Adam Brimo wrote:
> Hey all,
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> I've just started a company with one of my friends and now we are
> working on getting our first cus
Hi,
One of the criteria for submitting application to Startmate is that it
must be a business that does not depend its revenue from advertising.
>From what I can see, social networking is one type of business where
it gets its revenue from advertising. Looking at that criteria, does
that mean busi
Here are a few additional thoughts we pulled together on how and at
what age entrepreneurship can be taught:
http://www.bhert.com/publications/newsletter/BHERTNews29.pdf (p. 12 is
where it's at)
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Hey guys,
There's probably a few of you here who are thinking about some sort of
iPhone or iPad related business - so you may be interested in a
conference I'm kick starting called One More Thing: http://onemorething.com.au
The focus of the conference is not on code, or design, but mainly on
tell
Grats Elias!
On Jun 5, 10:34 am, "Mick Liubinskas (Pollenizer)"
wrote:
> Oh dear, back to the big, safe, corporate world for Elias. What, can't
> hack the startup pace? Why don't you just go back to PWC!
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> ;-)
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> Congrats mate. See you in the Mission for a burrito the size of a
> small c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDZFcDGpL4U
A great point of view - By Sir Ken Robinson
Dominique
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Hey all,
I've just started a company with one of my friends and now we are
working on getting our first customers. I read a lot of articles
about the topic and it seems everyone faces the same challenges. So I
was thinking of creating a place where startups could post their
upcoming or newly rel
Hi Brendon and to the rest of the gang particating in this tread.
Just want to say, if there was a facebook like button here (Yeah!
Right!)
I would be liking the last quote Brendon made alot
"There's no point learning about entrepreneurship in a classroom unless
you're actually trying to ru
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