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The Dreaded Predictions List

The Dreaded Predictions List

By Eric Norlin on December 14, 2010

Ahhhh, December – how I love thee. I have this annual tradition in December where I completely suspend work for the last two weeks of the month, and I spend time assessing the past year (how I performed on personal goals; I’m big on writing down goals, etc), and plan out the coming 12 months [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged defragcon, ipo, linkedin, predictions

Did Peter Thiel Make The Single Best Investment In History?

Did Peter Thiel Make The Single Best Investment In History?

By Chris Yeh on September 29, 2010

In 2005, Peter Thiel paid $500,000 for a 10% stake in Facebook.Today, with Facebook’s estimated value topping $33 billion, his stake is worth between $2-3 billion. That’s a 6,000x return on his capital in 5 years.I’ll put it this way–if you made a $2…

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged facebook, investment, ipo, peter thiel, VC

How to Discuss Stock Options with Your Team

How to Discuss Stock Options with Your Team

By Mark Suster on September 6, 2010

I was thumbing through Twitter messages on my Blackberry on Monday (I use Twitter as a “mobile first, web second” product) when I saw the following Tweet (see graphic). I resisted the temptation to jump in with a response because I knew it was too complicated of a topic to discuss on Twitter.  But I [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged equity, ipo, Options, Startup Advice, startups, stock options, twitter

Atlassian: Fully Funded. By Customer Revenue. Oh, and the $60M T-shirt

Atlassian: Fully Funded. By Customer Revenue. Oh, and the $60M T-shirt

By Zoli Erdos on July 14, 2010

It was 2006, the first Office 2.0 Conference in San Francisco and I just met Jeffrey Walker, President of Atlassian. I had followed the company for a while (OK, I admit, had been a fan), met Mike, but this was the first time with Jeffrey, so we took our box lunch to a cozy little [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged accel partners, atlassian, bootstrapping, confluence, Entrepreneurship, esop, ipo, jira, social software, startups, vc funding, venture capital, venture funding, zoho

From the Archives: Personal IPO

From the Archives: Personal IPO

By Chris Yeh on March 4, 2010

Going all the way back to 1995, I’ve speculated that promising young people should be able to sell a claim against their future income stream. Back then, I called it the Personal IPO. The original idea came to me after rock star David Bowie sold the infamous “Bowie Bonds,” backed by the royalties from his [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged Entrepreneurship, finance, ipo, personal ipo, thrust fund | 1 Response

Twitter Valued at $1B?  Peanuts!  37Signals Worth $100B!

Twitter Valued at $1B? Peanuts! 37Signals Worth $100B!

By Zoli Erdos on September 24, 2009

37signals is now a $100 billion dollar company, according to a group of investors who have agreed to purchase 0.000000001% of the company in exchange for $1. Founder Jason Fried informed his employees about the new deal at a recent company-wide meeting. The financing round was led by Yardstick Capital and Institutionalized Venture Partners. In [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Just for fun | Tagged 37signals, Entrepreneurship, ipo, startup valuation, startups, twitter, valuation, vc funding, venture capital | 1 Response

Marketing Costs for SaaS Companies

By Ben Kepes on February 25, 2009

A few weeks ago I posted comparing two start up strategies for SaaS businesses; one being the slow, organic growth and bootstrapped route, the other being the well funded route. I summarised my posting saying that it was very much a case of horses for courses saying that; There’s no black and white answers I’m [...]

Posted in Marketing, Strategy | Tagged ipo, marketing, profit, revenue, saas | 1 Response

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