Forrester started WooThemes in 2007 as a source for developers building on the WordPress platform to purchase and find support for premium themes. The site has expanded to include “App themes,” which both change the visual layout of WordPress, and add functionality.
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Make Sure You’re Having Fun Doing What You Do
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4499 days ago
Your Passion Will Be The Fuel That Keeps You Going
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4506 days ago
Ljung said that SoundCloud came out of a need he saw for audio creators. “SoundCloud was born out of the frustrations that there were no tools available at the time for creators, so we decided to change that."
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Talk to Your Customers Every Day
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4513 days ago
Ben Congleton considers himself a Taoist more than an entrepreneur. He didn’t set out to start a company – it just sort of happened. “I was just an entrepreneur. I like to make ideas real. In elementary school I sold pencils,” said Congleton in an interview.
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Small Team, Big Income Goal for Common Craft Founder
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4520 days ago
oldfish and video production don’t necessarily have much in common, but for Common Craft founder Lee LeFever, one would end up being a huge inspiration for the other.
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Focus on Being a Painkiller for Someone’s Problem
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4527 days ago
For Forrst founder Kyle Bragger, entrepreneurship was just the next step in a long history of building things. “I was always eager to get hands-on with stuff, whether that was Lego, bowling, playing drums, or eventually, programming,” said Bragger in an interview.
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Never Underestimate The Value of Speed
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4534 days ago
Some entrepreneurs wait until university to flesh out their programming careers. Others start hacking away in high school, and hit the ground running when they start their post-secondary education. For OnSwipe founder Jason Baptiste, his obsession with technology began slightly earlier.
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Know Where The Money is Going Before You Ask For It
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://bit.ly 4541 days ago
Squarespace founder Anthony Casalena didn’t necessarily know he wanted to start a business, but he did have a clear concept of what he wanted.
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Support-Driven Development Key to Wufoo’s Success
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://bit.ly 4548 days ago
Wufoo founder Kevin Hale hadn’t intended on starting a business. He studied Modern American Literature, and an interdisciplinary degree called Digital Arts that saw him doing work for museums, and designing musical instruments. Hale originally intended to enroll in graduate school.
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Refuse to Compromise on Quality Hiring
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://bit.ly 4555 days ago
Many startup founders look to their parents for inspiration, and GoInstant founder Jevon MacDonald is no exception. “I knew early on that I really couldn’t ‘work for’ anyone else,” he said in interview.
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From Weekend Project to Creative Community
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://bit.ly 4562 days ago
COLOURlovers founder Darius A Monsef IV always knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur, but he wasn’t always sure what that meant. “I was the young kid running the car washing service, or using my allowance to buy lots of candy at the store and selling it at a mark-up to the kids around my neighborhoo
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