crowdSPRING Blog

JULY 27, 2010

If your site design is graphically intense, you need to make sure you’ll have the hardware infrastructure and bandwidth to support the designs. Search engines prefer websites that are properly organized. You probably already know that search engines index sites based on the quality of content (and links).

Small Business 123

Small Business Web Design Marketing 123

crowdSPRING Blog

JULY 27, 2010

If your site design is graphically intense, you need to make sure you’ll have the hardware infrastructure and bandwidth to support the designs. Search engines prefer websites that are properly organized. You probably already know that search engines index sites based on the quality of content (and links).

Small Business 122

Small Business Web Design Marketing 122

BeyondVC

NOVEMBER 4, 2004

As you know, I have always been interested in this trend since my first post in October 2003 and since I invested in a number of companies in 1998 and 1999 like LivePerson and Expertcity (GoToMyPC) that subscribed to the ASP business model. the economics speak for themselves.

Software 60

Software Bandwidth Sales Cycle Business Model 60

www.readwriteweb.com

OCTOBER 7, 2007

Our team is 5 engineers, 2 QA and a project manager. The bandwidth and level of service many of these companies provide for merely hundreds of dollars a month makes it a no-brainer. I do think there is a built-in level of inefficiency with offshore development. That way you can expand but without going beyond your means.

Bootstrapping 41

Bootstrapping Offshore Startup EC2 41

Agile VC

APRIL 13, 2012

And going even further back there have been a few random ones have been built before like Salesforce.com and e-tailer RedEnvelope (IPO’d in 2003 though now defunct as a company). Startups in the city of SF are not exactly a new phenomena… a bunch of startups have been founded/built in SF in the last five years or so.

Silicon Valley 185

Silicon Valley San Francisco San Jose Startup 185

om.co

FEBRUARY 5, 2013

I had been writing GigaOM (the blog) since December 2001, but in 2003, I started working on a piece for Business 2.0 called The Rise of a Insta-Company, which theorized that open source, cheap bandwidth and increasingly falling cost of infrastructure would result in companies being built at a dramatically lower cost than ever before.

Founder 80

Founder Conversion Distribution Silicon Valley 80

Both Sides of the Table

DECEMBER 9, 2010

We put all of this infrastructure in an Exodus web hosting facility and had to pay for rack space, bandwidth and some management services if a disk failed, for example. Google bought Gil’s company in 2003 (pre IPO) for $100+ million and this business now represents about 30% of all of Googles revenue. We raised $16.5

Cloud 343

Cloud Technical Review Database Semantic 343