Emblem: Destroying the Blank Canvas for Designersby Chris EdwardsCreating a logo and all of the associated branding material just got easier. Continue
A Four-Minute How-To on Hustling Your Way Into a Startupby Marcello MirandaThe traditional path will get you traditional resultsContinue
The Startups.co Guide : Get The Most From Your Calendar (Part 6/6)by Wil SchroterHave your calendar work for you and make yourself more thoughtful by adding important dates, not just meetings, to your calendarContinue
The Startups.co Guide : Get The Most From Your Calendar (Part 5/6)by Wil SchroterMake sure you know exactly who you’re meeting with—and why—by using your calendar to its fullest extent by adding in useful metadata.Continue
The Startups.co Guide : Get The Most From Your Calendar (Part 3/6)by Wil SchroterBy outlining clear expectations and goals before scheduling a meeting, you’ll get more out of each meeting you have—During meetings.Continue
The Startups.co Guide : Get The Most From Your Calendar (Part 2/6)by Wil SchroterGet the most out of meetings by using the proper medium for that specific type of interaction. When meeting in person—don’t travel across town—instead, meet at your favorite coffee shop.Continue
How My Friends and I Grew Our Side Project Into a $17,000/month Businessby Alexandru PaduraruWe’ve always tried to create web products that are helpful in the development process, and that we would use ourselves for building websites for clients.Continue
Atlas Recall: Saving You Hours, Increasing Productivityby Keith LilesA “photographic memory for your digital life” eliminates hours wasted searching for information you’ve seen before.Continue
Why We Embrace Employee Turnoverby Wil SchroterThis week we had one of our best team members leave to join another startup. We couldn't be happier that he's gone.Continue
The Dos and Don’ts of Great Customer Serviceby Emma McGowanCustomer service is important for any business, but for a startup it means the difference between succeeding and being one of the 90 percent that fail. HappyFox founder Shalin Jain goes deep on exactly what you should -- and shouldn't -- be doing for your customers. Continue