Let’s imagine you have been regularly reading all our branding advice on the blog, and so it happens that they have inspired you to create your own website. To a newbie, all the options and possibilities when it comes to creating a website might be a bit overwhelming. No reason to panic though, we arestuff
(Featured image shows John Biggs from TechCrunch, Vukašin Stojkov from the winning startup TruckTrack and our CEO Predrag Lešić) Our Spark.Me Competition lasted both days of the conference. On Day 1, 10 startups had the chance to pitch their project to our judges. We picked three finalists who fought to win the first place onstuff
Rob Hinchcliffe came to Spark.Me from Rushmore.fm, a site that is trying to change the way we interact with our favourite artists and how we discover music. Rob used to work in publishing and journalism and he launched a collaborative blog Londonist. While he worked for Yahoo, Rob got banned from 10 Downing Street forstuff
We are on our second day of Spark.Me Conference and our agenda is packed with inspiring and interesting presentations. After Bal Balaji’s presentation on building big products fast, Chris Varenhorst a Software Engineer Dropbox took the stage. Chris is a graduate of MIT with a BA in Computer Engineering and a MA in Engineering & Computer Science. He started workingstuff
Ryan Fujiu is Head at Growth at About.Me and is he is the person responsible for user acquisition. He held a lecture on the first morning of our Spark.Me conference, sharing his experience on founding two startups that – both – failed. 9 our of 10 startups fail, and Ryan believes he knows why. His experiencestuff
Finally we have made it! Spark.Me Conference is in full swing. You made it through registration and we had an exciting morning. You’ve probably also noticed that the area around you is beautiful, the weather is great, the Splendid Hotel in which the conference is being held has a pool… You’ve probably also met your friendsstuff
Today is the first day of Spark.Me conference! Before we are able to inform you on some of the most interesting speeches and happenings, we have one more interview to spark your imagination! Bogdan Iordache is co-founder and organizer of the How to Web Conference (best tech entrepreneurship conference in South-Eastern Europe) & Startup Spotlightstuff
Maxim Gurvits, chief hustler of Bulgarian accelerator Eleven, now mentors some 30+ early stage startups in Europe. He will be one of the speakers on Spark.Me and one of the reasons why you should attend! We thought you would like a taste of what’s to come at the conference, so we prepared this little interview. 🙂 1. How wouldstuff
Spark.me is an interactive conference designed to unlock your creativity, learn from renowned speakers and come up with potential business ideas. This regional conference will present international experts who will speak from their experience and how they discovered the spark of inspiration that ultimately led them to success in their field. The conference will be held September 26th – 27thstuff
Attachments.me, a popular service which helps you save your Gmail attachments to Google Drive, Dropbox and Box account, now supports Egnyte, which combines cloud and local storage. On Attachments.me’s blog, CEO Jesse Miller explained why they chose to Egnyte: Egnyte offers a secure, enterprise friendly, hybrid cloud solution that powers over 30,000 businesses. Their recent integration with Google Docs offers anstuff
Do you remember Unroll.Me? It is a service which will clean up your email inbox from hundreds of newsletters you’re currently subscribed to. If you have not noticed it yet (even though we wrote about Unroll.Me already), now is the time to do so. Success in the Numbers! Unroll.Me has over 100,000 subscribers and more than 106 million emails havestuff
Just.Me, the mobile social messaging app we already wrote about, today announced that it has enhanced its iOS app to reflect one of the most popular uses of the application – taking a self-portrait (known as a “selfie”) and sharing this with friends, or posting for others to see in just.me’s global Public Stream. Keithstuff
If you are a pet-owner, then you know holidays can be a big problem. Unless you are lucky enough to vacation in your own home, you have to be very careful while planning your summer to make sure your family member with fur and four legs can come with. A lot of places do notstuff
We know you love .Me domain names, that’s why you are here. 🙂 If you do not already own one, you might have been thinking about getting it for your personal website or business domain name. Honestly, if you have not done it yet, DO IT NOW. Wanna know why? Now, for a limited time,stuff
We already wrote about Pinterest, so in case you somehow missed 2012 and this image-sharing social network, take a look at our post. It is unlikely you are not familiar with it, but did you know you can follow us on Pinterest? I personally see Pinterest as a great mind-relaxing thing, something to do duringstuff
One of our very own .Me websites is going to be busy this year. If you have not heard of Splinter.Me, first head off to our post on this social recruitment platform and read about it. They are co-organizers of Hacker Tour Europe – a series of events that will facilitate startups’ access to top students from computerstuff
Happy birthday, WordPress! Exactly 10 years ago, on May 27th, 2003, WordPress was released to the pubic. The most beloved CMS system in the world is installed on almost 15% of websites from the list Internet’s top 1 million created by Alexa and since August of 2011 every fifth website uses WordPress. By April 2013, versionstuff
Natasa Djukanovic, our sales and marketing manager here at .Me, last week introduced a new conference: Spark.Me. It will be held in Montenegro on September 26th-27th in Splendid Hotel. Spark.me is an interactive conference designed to unlock your creativity, learn from renowned speakers and come up with potential buisines ideas. This regional conference will present international expertsstuff
Popular online profile platform About.Me is going premium! The “once again startup” which was co-founded by RyanFreitas, Tony Conrad and Tim Young in October of 2009, then sold to AOL only to be bought back by the management team and a group of investors two years later is trying to carry out new features that existing and potential new users might like. First on the list is its new Premiumstuff
Remember Ikonica.Me – nifty little app for designers which was developed during 48-hour MoFo Hackaton? Well it finally launched! After some last minute tweaking and final Apple approval, Ikonica.Me hit the App and Mac Store where users can download it right now. This essential bit of kit for every designer is hoping to lead a small revolution into development of iOS apps as many designers come across this problemstuff
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