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3 Ways to Think About Sales in your Startup #TMUguru

This article is a free resource from the TechMeetups Guru Program where Scott Schnaars is participating as our Sales Guru to assist founders of startups and business leaders though practical workshops and mentoring. 3 Ways to Think About Sales in Your Start-Up My experience, though my whole career, has been selling enterprise software solutions to mid-size […]

A Swarm of CrowdSourcing Startups at TechMeetups CrowdCamp

TechMeetups is bringing to you an educational program on CrowdSourcing for startups & entrepreneurs who are hungry for learning more about crowdsourcing. We’ve got some great CrowdSourcing speakers who will be presenting at the CrowdCamp night at O2 Workshop in London. So get involved that night that potentially get your crowdsourcing ideas flowing. The Speakers […]

Survey Says: 44% Of iPhone Owners In Britain Want iPhone 5, 18% Of British HTC Owners To Follow

Survey Says: 44% Of iPhone Owners In Britain Want iPhone 5, 18% Of British HTC Owners To Follow

Original post by STEVE O’HEAR via  TC With little time for the Reality Distortion Field to wear off, a survey conducted just hours after yesterday’s Apple press event reveals that a whopping 44% of current iPhone owners in Britain want to upgrade. That’s probably good news if you’re Cupertino-inclined. But for some of Apple’s competitors, bad news could be […]

Samsung Galaxy S4 Coming in February (REPORT)

Samsung Galaxy S4 Coming in February (REPORT)

Original post by Emily Price via Mashable A new rumor suggests that Samsung will be launching the Samsung Galaxy S4 (S IV) in February 2013 at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. According to Korea Times, the follow up to the popular Galaxy S III will have a 5-inch display (up from the Galaxy S III’s 4.8-inch screen). As expected in a next-generation […]

7 tips for bootstrapping a (profitable) Internet company

7 tips for bootstrapping a (profitable) Internet company

Original post by Jeremy Hitchcock via VB  Dyn has been a bootstrapped company and profitable from day one. We get a lot of questions on how we pulled this off, and while I would love to claim all the credit, there’s nothing really magical about our success. We started as an open-source, community-led project, found a need, […]