Tag Archives: Startup

How Web-Based Startup Harry’s Used Storytelling To Shake Up the Men’s Razor Industry

Ana Gotter — January 17, 2020 Sometimes, brands are lucky enough to come up with a new spin on a product that’s so significant they don’t have trouble making a name for themselves. Others, however, are forced to break into an industry with so many big, established names for simple products that it’s hard to … Continue reading How Web-Based Startup Harry’s Used Storytelling To Shake Up the Men’s Razor Industry →

Startup Uses Paid Search To Redirect Extremist Terms In Google To Counter Radicalism

Startup Uses Paid Search To Redirect Extremist Terms In Google, Counter Radicalism by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, January 2, 2020 Moonshot CVE, a private London-based start-up aimed at heading off radicalism, has developed an online tool that sends those who type in extremist search terms in Google to videos promoting anti-extremist views. The company first used … Continue reading Startup Uses Paid Search To Redirect Extremist Terms In Google To Counter Radicalism →

4 Best Practices for Hiring Senior Management for Your Startup

George Konidis — December 12, 2019 Startups across all industries are facing a revolutionary change in the landscape they operate in. As their venture grows, most startup founders find that they are spreading themselves too thin, managing the nitty-gritty of their business. In such cases, hiring a C-level employee makes complete sense as it reduces … Continue reading 4 Best Practices for Hiring Senior Management for Your Startup →

Why Most Agencies Should Avoid Startup Clients

Karl Sakas — November 25, 2019 Follow @KarlSakas Avoid startup clients at your agency… unless you love handling inevitable problems. Should your agency avoid startup clients? Probably. Many agency owners like working with startups, because startups are usually fun, magnetic, and interesting—and your agency’s work can make a huge impact. Unfortunately, startups are structurally problematic, … Continue reading Why Most Agencies Should Avoid Startup Clients →