7 Apr, 2008

The glory of helpful users

2019-02-01T21:19:42+00:00April 7th, 2008|Birth of a Startup, Ruminations|

Admittedly, Skimbit is still in beta phase. So it shouldn’t really be totally humiliating to have a bug. But, in the last month, Skimbit’s traffic has tripled, so suddenly, bugs are a bigger deal, as they can potentially affect more of our users. And I LOVE my users, truly! I can’t describe it… but to

8 Feb, 2008

Gate-crashing ad:tech

2019-02-24T18:52:38+00:00February 8th, 2008|Birth of a Startup, Ruminations|

I was a bit cheeky last night. I gatecrashed ad:tech. I was meeting up with a few friends of mine who have SEO/SEM businesses, and they invited me to come along to a bar in the Hilton. I didn’t think anything of it, clearly they liked to drink in glamorous places. But as I approached

11 Jan, 2008

The joys and woes of seeking funding

2018-10-03T19:39:26+01:00January 11th, 2008|Birth of a Startup, Ruminations|

In the past week I have met with several potential investors for Skimbit, and presented my spiel. They were both really interesting and different experiences. I found it fascinating how different views and priorities could be amongst parties that all make their money in similar ways. One party thought I should keep the Skim-in-a-box white-label

11 Jan, 2008

The joys and woes of seeking funding

2018-09-28T17:35:58+01:00January 11th, 2008|Birth of a Startup, Ruminations|

In the past week I have met with several potential investors for Skimbit, and presented my spiel. They were both really interesting and different experiences. I found it fascinating how different views and priorities could be amongst parties that all make their money in similar ways. One party thought I should keep the Skim-in-a-box white-label