A guest-post from Anne Samoilov Today’s post comes to Thinkspace courtesy of Anne Samoilov and is republished by permission. Anne has been helping solopreneurs become more
It’s been a while since we discussed having a location in Seattle, but, we’re at that point where our Redmond location is packed to the
Young startups are especially vulnerable to the negative impact a bad decision has on the future of a company. A large corporation might have a
In almost any real-world situation, you rarely have much time to make a first impression. A polished appearance is important, but that only goes so
The other day I was having a meeting with the founder of a local startup, who some have described as a “serial entreupreneur”. I asked
Starting a new project can be very stressful for a startup. Investors typically want to see a product, or series of products before jumping on
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There are so many innovative, amazing startups here at thinkspace. This week I had the chance to meet and chat with Damon Danieli of Appuri,
Almost every startup I hear has the same three goals; launch a product, get users, and get on that blog. (You know which one I’m
The Wall Street Journal unveiled its third annual ranking of the top 50 U.S. companies backed by venture capital—A list that attempts to identify start-ups