Category: Startup Ramblings
We’ve decided to shift our focus from a Startup Studio to helping entrepreneurs start their businesses instead.
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tl;dr We pulled Fuse because of complications with FB API for messaging and Twitter’s write-restriction due to grouping social feeds. After about 200 emails asking “what happened to Fuse?”, I’ve decided to write up a short post about 1) what happened, 2) what our plans are and 3) what else…
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The holidays are approaching and 2015 is going to fade away turning into a brand new year filled with innovation and opportunity. What lies ahead? We wanted to look into the future and see the new tech tools, toys and apps around the corner.
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Outside of being Laicos’ co-founder, I direct a nonprofit, Because of Ezra, which raises awareness and funds toward a cure for neuroblastoma and other types of childhood cancer. Laicos recently built a donation widget for Because of Ezra’s website, using Stripe as the payment processor and including an option to make donations either…
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This fall, GE is running a series of commercials aimed at showing tech minded millennials that they’re the place to work if you want to make a real impact on the world. GE’s television commercials tell the story of Owen, a millennial software developer and his new job at GE.…
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ViralStyle has turned "Bullish" in the fight against cancer. The Tampa tech startup is partnering with Moffitt Cancer Center and University of South Florida Athletics in a year-long campaign called, "Bulls Against Cancer." The goal is to bring awareness every month to the different forms of cancer and to promote…
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Do you need a technical co-founder? I don’t think non-technical founders should learn to code. I explained why in my last post. I also don’t think most non-technical founders need a technical co-founder. There can be advantages to having a technical co-founder. But what if you don’t have one? Should…
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Turning middle schools and high schools into startup incubators I consider myself to be an entrepreneur. Nowadays, a lot of people call themselves entrepreneurs. But not too many of these people are my age. I’m 14 years old and started a WordPress development business when I was 13. Relative to…
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How I got my podcast in the top 20 in Great Britain (in business) I thought he was joking! Seemed like a hoax, but Harry’s a good guy so he wouldn’t mess with me like that! I hope. ? I live in Florida, United States. So I can’t actually look…
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Educating Vs. Doing I am going to college for web programming, because I want to work in web application design and development. I know the internet isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon. I enjoy writing code and seeing the product of my work, so I figured why not make a career…
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