Topic: Startups

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If we can’t do that, then we ought’a go broke

Jan 31st, 2012

At the age of only 31, Steve Jobs has already been able to express his fascinating vision, luckily documented for all future generations in the series of videos now available on Youtube.It's an amazing example of how to build the fanatical corporate culture through nothing more other then strong motivation of every individual involved. At 13:30 watch and learn how to create a company. "World does not care about our internal struggles", Jobs said. More from where this came from.

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We have liftoff! ManageWP pre-order launched!

Dec 6th, 2011

I am happy to announce the launch of ManageWP pre-order. Go ahead and secure your 30% discount during the pre-order by signing up now. In the back It was almost 30 hours of non-stop work to get the things done in time for the launch date (oh, that sweet start-up launch crunch time). And it also took 18 months and a crew of more or less 10 people around the whole world, to offer this service I am so proud of at this moment.

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ManageWP has a fresh look, pre-orders start on Tuesday

Dec 2nd, 2011

I am happy to announce that we just launched a new look for ManageWP.The new look will be followed by the start of pre-order this Tuesday, December 6th. Sign up now to receive a 30% off your subscription prices during the pre-order period.

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How to use Twitter as an effective testimonials tool

Nov 25th, 2011

Favorites! Use "Add to Favorite" to select any tweet that speaks nicely about your service. Then simply link to your favorites as a basic form of testimonials. Here you can check out ManageWP testimonials which is an automatically generated Twitter page containing tweets we fave'd. Taking the idea step further you can integrate the live tweet feed of favorite tweets on your website. One of the ways of doing is with a simple script like twitter text.

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Do NOT fail at customer support

Nov 24th, 2011

As I use more and more startups, I witness many forgetting the importance of user support, to the extent that it hurts. This post is to promise myself that my startup won't suck at user support. Startup stage It seems by definition that the smaller company is, the better support they will have. This is mostly true thanks to the fact that in this stage you will usually get support directly from the founders.