August 2009
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08.31.09Please be a co-founder for this product (my colleague’s, not mine)I have one goal, one motive, and one ulterior motive in writing this post. My goal is to help my colleague and buddy, Justin Isaf, find a co-founder for his new web startup. My motivation for doing this is that Justin is a good guy and a passionate entrepreneur with an excellent idea and domain-specific expertise and I want to do him a solid. My ulterior motive is I want to use the service Justin is developing for my own company, and sooner rather than later! Without revealing the secret sauce of the idea, Justin's background is in community management, and ...
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08.28.09Upcoming blog postsAs I was considering whether to start a personal blog, I weighed two factors: 1) would I really have the time to commit to maintaining a reasonable level of regularity in my posts, which for me is once every 2 weeks at a minimum, preferably once or more per week; 2) do I have enough content and/or opinions to share that would be meaningful or relevant or useful to a reasonable number of people? For the first question, I decided that as long as one of my main goals with the blog is to increase the likelihood that my startup, KlickFu, ...
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08.27.09Why I am writing this blogHi, My name is Mark, this is my blog--welcome! Actually, to be a bit more specific, this my personal blog. I also maintain another blog for my startup, KlickFu (www.klickfu.com). For my first post, I thought it might be a good idea to talk about (and, maybe more importantly, to think about) why I am writing this blog, i.e., why am I committing to create semi-regular updates relating to more personal issues of my daily life and work, as opposed to those that could be included in the company blog--and why do it now. There are two reasons mainly, the first is ...
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