Vladimir Prelovac

Thankful for WordPress

Jun 11th, 2013

This morning I took time to reflect my past 6 years online, 6 years since I left my day job. I realized these 6 years would not be the same without WordPress. I had quite a roadtrip with WordPress, roadtrip that is still fun and exciting it was the first day. Creating plugins, themes, writing [...]

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Bootstrapping a startup in one morning, update #2

Jun 7th, 2013

The story about boostrapping ChurnBee with minimum resources continues where I left exactly a month ago. If you haven't read the first article, read it first: Bootstrapping a startup in one morning A month later I have about 350 signups with about 33% conversion rate. That's not that shabby at all considering the effort [...]

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Startup Ideas I’d like to invest in

Jun 5th, 2013

There isn't enough time in the world to build everything yourself so here are a couple of startup ideas I would consider investing in. 1. Startup culture service I'd like to see (and use) a service that helps promote your mission and vision to your employees, helps form better teams, increase productivity and just generally [...]

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7 People to Follow on Twitter if You are a Startup Founder

May 30th, 2013

If you are a startup founder you are probably overwhelmed by the amount of information available every day. Following interesting people on Twitter is a great source of new information but also their thoughts on current startup trends and markets. There are many top lists out there for the startup world, here are 7 clever [...]

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What makes a startup successful

May 13th, 2013

Inspiration for this post came from a tweet that Paul Graham left this morning: The history of a startup in one graph. pic.twitter.com/ywxX11OV4s Shown below is the image associated to the tweet. Now this startup can be anything, it doesn't matter. It clearly shows success in terms of growing its revenue. What I don't like [...]

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