It may not be quite as important as what you’re working on, but where you work matters, too. For a startup, having the right workspace can mean the difference between trudging along in mediocrity and unleashing your team’s full potential. So how do you decide where your office will be? The Importance of Your Physical […]
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Making a compelling and high-converting landing page might sound simple, but every marketer knows far too well how challenging this can be. WordStream found that 80% of traffic goes to just the top 10% of landing pages. So now you introduce the element that your company is a startup, and now you have even more
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In defense of its practice of excluding two of the San Francisco’s neediest neighborhoods, San Francisco-based mobility company Scoot says local community leaders and organizations asked it not to allow riders to park their scooters in those areas. Scoot Chief Executive Michael Keating said community leaders in the Tenderloin and Chinatown expressed concerns about congestion
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(Swiftly Photo) Swiftly raised a $15.6 million seed round to help grocery stores and other retailers up their technology offerings to keep up with Amazon and Walmart. The funding round coincides with the debut of what the Seattle startup calls an “operating system for brick and mortar stores.” The system is live in grocery stores
Like 11 other dockless e-scooter companies, Scoot Networks was eager to obtain a coveted permit to do business in San Francisco. In its application, the start-up promised it would “serve more of San Francisco than other operators who will focus on the busiest and most lucrative neighborhoods.” The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, which judged
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One of the reasons why many start-up companies fail to realize their potential is due to the risk of stagnation. It is always a gruelling fight to stay relevant – especially when your start-up is trying to remain afloat in a competitive industry. It can often feel hopeless as the many issues of running
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Assurance CEO and founder Michael Rowell. (Business Wire Photo) Prudential Financial agreed to acquire Seattle-area startup Assurance IQ for $2.35 billion, the companies announced Thursday. The acquisition will fold a tech-focused insurance seller into the financial services giant, allowing Prudential to reach more customers online. Based in Bellevue, Wash., Assurance sells a variety of insurance
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SEO tactics that can help your start-up business push forward KnowTechie The only ones who say that search engine optimization tactics are dead are those who have never given such marketing strategies a try. Source link
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Researchers at the Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle developed a way to test for microbiome diversity from a blood sample. (Artist rendering courtesy of ISB) If you want to know what’s going on in your gut microbiome, the community of bacteria in our intestines that are tied to overall health, there are plenty of
Getting a startup off the ground isn’t easy. Instead of focusing solely on your baby, as in the actual product or service that you’re selling, you’ll also have to deal with administrative headaches. Managing your startup finances is one of these necessary evils. Here’s everythng you need to kow about finances for your startup. As
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