 Happy 2009. Thank you to everyone that played a part in making 2008 the biggest year ever at Winnovate.
Sorry I've put the blog down for this long. Last quarter was an extremely busy time at Winnovate, and if the first 3 weeks of 2009 are any predictor, it looks like this quarter will be even busier.
If you don't know Seth Godin, you are missing out. I consider him to be a marketing genius, and believe the principles laid out in this video are priceless. More
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 I'm sure many of you have heard of or seen Randy Pausch's "Last Lecture", but the occasion of his passing (on July, 25, 2008) compels me to blog about how he has inspired me.
In recent months, I've been thinking quite a bit about... More
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Check out this video of David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of the Ruby on Rails framework and Partner at 37Signals, talking about the secret of making money online.
WARNING: This video contains some foul language.
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 I encounter people quite often who aren't yet benefiting from RSS. This video does a nice, concise job of explaining RSS and it benefits to you as an internet user.
(RSS = Real Simple Syndication)
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 This web marketing campaign is unique and funny. Take a look... More
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It's been a while since I watered this blog. I guess I could bore you with the details of Winnovate's record growth the past few months and excuses about being to busy to blog, but I'd rather hang a left at innovation street.
Check out this YouTube clip of an amazing new four-legged robot. It gives a sneak peak into how far robots have come in recent years. It kind of reminds me of... More
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Sunday, November 04, 2007 - 07:00 by webm2 |
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This article fired me up because... More
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Sunday, October 14, 2007 - 08:30 by webm2 |
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Where is Winnovate headed? This will be an interesting post to look back on in a few years. With 18 months equating to eternity in our industry, I hesitate to prognosticate, but here goes. It looks like... More
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Saturday, October 06, 2007 - 08:30 by webm2 |
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I started Winnovate as a side business with a good friend back in early
2001. Like most people who start a business, we had the crazy idea
that we could do the work we were currently doing (building web
applications) for our corporate behemoth employer, MCI/World CON, better and cheaper for small businesses. I had apparently... More
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