Baltimore startup Social Toaster seems to be on the cutting edge of monetizing social media distribution. There are a lot of companies in the same space as Social Toaster but none some to be executing with the same results. The concept is pretty simple. If you have are a digital publisher or major brand Social
There’s a startup in Baltimore called Njorku and what they are doing is actually very exciting. Co-founder Chika Uwazie and her team are connecting people in Africa with jobs in Africa. We’ve heard time and time again that more and more people in Africa are taking to mobile phones and smartphones because they can’t afford
Last month we brought you this story about BetaPunch, a startup in Baltimore Maryland that is a beta testing platform for other startups. They pride themselves on how easy it is for new startups to set up and recruit beta testers. Typically a startup goes to friends and family for beta testing. This can be
You probably have a rolodex… ok scratch that, no one has a rolodex anymore. You probably have a contact list with hundreds if not thousands of names on it. It can probably become a pain to organize, I know that mine is. Well Baltimore startup Kithly sets out to help you manage those contacts. Then,
Woofound is a Baltimore based startup in the recommendation space. Since we hail from Baltimore and Philly, this is exciting news for our area, and of course “everywhere else”. Woofound matches your personality to things you want to do. Woofound was actually built in conjunction with psychoanalyst and psychotherapist Dr. Noreen Honeycutt from Baltimore Maryland.
Phil Croskey,, CEO and Co-Founder of Black Owned Baltimore Startup, Point Click Switch took the stage today for four minutes to talk about his business which has a solid foundation to stand on because “everyone needs electricity”. Point Click Switch is a web based application that helps people who live in de-regulated states discover, compare
Ross Nochumowitz, is a bail bondsman by day and a startup founder by night. His startup called Beta Punch seeks to make the beta testing process more productive for startup founders and software launchers. Beta Punch is a community of beta testers, almost a social network of beta testers if you will. There are other
The genius parking startup out of Baltimore Maryland, Parking Panda, has announced that now that they’ve rolled out service in the nation’s capital, the next cities on the list are Philadelphia and San Francisco. Parking Panda CEO and Co-Founder, Nick Miller, has reported that they’ve closed one $250,000 round of funding and have another one
Co-working spaces are hot. With the rise in startups and entrepreneurship cities everywhere are finding themselves home to these new centers. We’ve visited a bunch of co-working sites up and down the east coast as part of our sneaker strapped start up road show. Three Baltimore entrepreneurs, Greg Cangialosi, Mike Brenner and Sean Lane have
One of the things Cameron and I noticed when we were in Washington DC as part of our nationwide startup road trip, was that their parking meters were equipped for internet payment. That meant we could refill our parking meters while we were meeting with some great startups all over town, and not have to
Last night we brought you the story that Technically Philly is expanding and adding Technically Baltimore this summer. If you can’t wait until the summer to mingle with Baltimore’s tech influencers, entrepreneurs and startups don’t worry TechCocktail has you covered. TechCocktail is holding another one of their infamous mixers on May 2nd at Mother’s Federal
One thing that Cameron and I have noticed on the road covering startups “Everywhere Else” is that there are some really great locally focused websites out there (and some really horrible ones). Sites like inthecapital.com (covering Washington DC’s thriving tech scene), Builtinchicago (covering Chicago’s Tech Scene), Silicon Prairie, TechCocktail and Technically Philly do a great job
Back in June of 2011 410 labs opened up their beta to their shortmail service. Shortmail is a service that helps users create 500 character emails that are concise and deliver the message without the superfluous chatter that clogs email messages everywhere. It originally released to anyone with a Twitter account. In fact today you
Businesses tend to live in a bubble. For most firms, the immediate plan is to deal with the people that are the nearest because they are the easiest to reach. Then, the plan inches forward to increase the customer base. Although there is nothing wrong with this approach, there is a glaring gap between the
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