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Six Reasons Your Web Startup Will Fail (But Don’t Let Them Stop You).Open in New Window
Robin Wauters with a testimony "penned by one of the founders of web startup MakeFive, whose Elevator Pitch video we recently highlighted. Eric Karjaluoto is his name, and his must-read blog post is read more »
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Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs: Make Cuts, Stay Stingy, But Never Forget The DreamOpen in New Window
n a panel moderated by Kara Swisher, Toni Schneider, CEO of Automattic (the company behind WordPress), led off by saying that he wished this kind of "panicky" advice had been around for the last bubble, explaining that his startup at the time didn't react quickly enough to stay afloat. read more »
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4 Ways to Wring Opportunity from the ChaosOpen in New Window
Mike Sheridan suggests that entrepreneurs need to keep a positive outlook and think innovatively in order to not only stay alive but actually flourish during the economic downturn. read more »
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Tech entrepreneurs changing financial strategies, not productsOpen in New Window
Dave McClure, organizer of the Startonomics conference and an investor in start-ups himself, says he's still investing. He advises entrepreneurs to pay attention to the parts of the economy that have not changed. "People still have to pay their electric bills," he says. Taking trips to Mexico, though: Not so much. He has a partner whose customers are financial institutions, and he's looking to see how or if they'll be able to expand their customer base. read more »
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The Great Credit Crisis Swindle - How Entrepreneurs Can Survive itOpen in New Window
Bernard Lunn writes from the position of an experienced entrepreneur on lessons entrepreneurs need to survive as a startup. read more »
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Gritty Entrepreneurs: Jigsaw, a Profitable Web 2.0 VentureOpen in New Window
Bernard Lunn interviews CEO Jim Fowler, founder of startup Jigsaw. read more »
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Serial entrepreneurs and today's Silicon Valley.Open in New Window
Marc Andreessen, founder of Ning, offers his thoughts on why serial entrepreneuralism is so popular these days. An interesting read from an insider. read more »
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