Archive for March 26th, 2007

26Mar

Embarrassment of Riches

Posted by Jeff as web 2.0

When I did early demos of Teqlo I was pretty limited in the number of widgets we could “hook up” so I invariably ended up doing a Google Map mashup. I started to get self conscious about it to the point that I started to make a joke out of it, “I’m gonna demo a [...]

26Mar

Smartsheet

Posted by Jeff as Companies, Innovation, web 2.0

Of all the companies I saw at the Under the Radar Office 2.0 event last week, the one that really blew me away was Smartsheet. This is one really impressive service. UPDATE: I was thinking about this some more and I think the question everyone has when they see something like this is “why can’t [...]

26Mar

Scaling From Free to .01 Cent

Posted by Jeff as Marketing

The truth is, scaling from $5 to $50 million is not the toughest part of a new venture – it’s getting your users to pay you anything at all. The biggest gap in any venture is that between a service that is free and one that costs a penny. I can’t think of a single [...]

26Mar

Twitter and Self-Reinforcing Fads

Posted by Jeff as Blogs

I wrote about Twitter back in July of last year after Ross started using it. Now MSNBC is picking up on the thing that everyone, it seems, is talking about it these days. Over the past two weeks, Twitter has attracted the sort of hyperbole the Valley reserves for its next internet darling – though [...]


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