Remember back in high school, when the guys with the coolest cars got the dates (at least that’s how I justify my lack of dates back then)? Then you flash forward 15 years later, and those “cool car” guys haven’t moved [...]
Twitter-bay-zon…Twitter, eBay and Amazon Combined into One App!
July 28th, 2010 - This post was written by tubs
I was reading this TechCrunch article today about how Amazon just incorporated a Facebook tab/section into their website so that customers can supply their Facebook account information and then automatically see what their friends’ wish lists are or what CD their [...]
Kebabs, $18 Wine & Customer Service – A Small Business Story of Feeding on the New Competition
July 27th, 2010 - This post was written by RajMalik
This is a story about one of my my family’s favorite neighborhood restaurants and what they have done to respond when the competition has literally moved right next door. My wife and I love middle eastern food. I could easily [...]
Calculating Business Risks: Going All In (or not)
July 23rd, 2010 - This post was written by dojomike
With a new business, there are alot of appropriate analogies (and trust me, this blog has found most of the ones tied to movies or bad 80’s hair bands). But one of the better ones may be poker.Â
I’m only thinking [...]
Build Trust With Customers by Providing Feedback Tools
July 21st, 2010 - This post was written by KallyLou
As KikScore continues to grow and add customers, our team is more active in social media sites. In anticipation of a large partner release, we are working to ensure staff support and processes in place to respond to customer inquiries [...]
Startup Lessons Learned: Hire people who roll up their sleeves
July 19th, 2010 - This post was written by RajMalik
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I came across this excellent 3 minute video of Matt Greeley, CEO of Brightidea who was interviewed by Bambi Francisco of Vator.tv on the startup lessons he has learned. It is a good video interview and he has some [...]
Unless You’re in Minnesota, Trust is Important
July 16th, 2010 - This post was written by dojomike
Minnesota is many things. The birthplace of Bob Dylan, Prince, and Kevin McHale. Home of the Vikings (and Brett Farve). It is also my home state and I just returned from a 10 day visit home. Why 10 days? Because when [...]
Take the Leap Entrepreneur’s Blog Interviews KikScore
July 15th, 2010 - This post was written by RajMalik
Take the Leap, is a great blog that profiles entrepreneur’s and startup stories. The blog is sponsored by the company Creative Hub.  We had the pleasure of being interviewed by Jennifer Spivak about KikScore and our growth.
To check out [...]
Top 5 Android Applications for Small Businesses
July 14th, 2010 - This post was written by tubs
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I have had the Sprint HTC EVO 4G for a little over a month now and recommend the 5 Android operating system applications below for small businesses to use on any Android phone.
Exchange by Touchdown- This application integrates with the [...]
Video: Can You Trust Online Product Reviews?
July 12th, 2010 - This post was written by RajMalik
We have covered in previous posts the issues of online reviews here and the artificial inflation of numeric reviews and online ratings. The truth is, we all look at reviews, whether they are for a hotel on Trip Advisor, a [...]
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