This blog is about...

...my journey in building successful Web2.0 startup businesses and developing useful Web2.0 applications/sites. No I'm not gonna just talk about marketing and monetizing, I'll also be talking about designing and programming from bottom-up...! ;)

A page you MUST bookmark

This is a HUGE compilation of questions-and-answers related to Startup with wide range of topics from the Hacker News (Ask YC Archive) categorized by subjects. This page should be bookmarked by anyone who’s into the Web 2.0 business because it contain experiences and tips for almost about anything related to starting up or managing a Web 2.0 company.

The page I’m talking about is this:

Now go ahead and Bookmark it! A very useful resource you don’t want to miss Laughing

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13 Startup CEOs discussing Web 2.0

This one is quite a lengthy video (could be “old” too) but is rich of interesting insights about the Web 2.0 industry. In this video, Michael Arrington (for those who don’t know, he’s the TechCrunch guy) interviewed 13 well-known startup CEOs including one from JotSpot, Browster (dead), ye olde Technorati, RapLeaf, Rojo, Socializr, Bolt, Piczo, VideoEgg, Eurekster and Simply Hired.

Topics range from the basic fundamentals of Web 2.0 to the deep inner workings of startup companies, including the limitations, challenges and tips of managing a serious Web 2.0 startup company. So if you have 25 minutes to kill, sit back, relax, and enjoy this video Undecided

Hope you learnt something interesting & useful today.

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The reason to focus on simplicity

… because the big players did it and it worked better than the other smaller players who built complicated bulky apps … Laughing

simplicity in web 2.0

Thanks to StuffThatHappens for the illustration and to FunkyKaraoke for sharing it! Wink

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