Posts Tagged "LaunchBit"

Learning to Be a Lean Startup: Interview with Elizabeth Yin of Recently Pivoted LaunchBit, an Ad Network for Email

By Cass Phillipps (Executive Producer, Failcon) I had a chance to chat with Elizabeth Lin on the mistakes made in her first startup. She is now the CEO and Co-Founder of LaunchBit, an ad network for email. Learn more http://launchbit.com. Cass Phillipps: Before LaunchBit, I’ve heard you founded and lost a fair amount of time [...]

Lean Startup Machine: 1 Part Learning + 1 Part Mentorship.. Stir!

By Kelley Boyd (Founder & Strategist, Think Experience) My first experience at Lean Startup Machine (LSM) was also the first Lean Startup Machine ever held. It was just over a year ago, and I mean that literally. I walked into LSM at Hive at 55 and began relationships that I hold among the closest in [...]

Build, Market and Measure – In Parallel

By Elizabeth Yin (Co-Founder, LaunchBit) First-time web entrepreneurs often tell me “Oh we’re moving really quickly, we’re launching in just 6 months.” Terrible flashbacks go past my eyes — A couple years ago, I remember saying the exact same thing to myself. The trouble is that product traction isn’t just about getting a product out [...]

500 Startups Announces New Accelerator Batch with 20% Women Founders

By Christine Tsai (Partner, 500 Startups) 500 Startups has a new Accelerator batch that kicked off May 23. We have 20 startups in the program from May to September. Among the companies in this batch are: 20% women founders: LaunchBit, Snapette, Vayable, Cardinal Blue, Culture Kitchen and DailyAisle have women founders. In particular, 100% of [...]

Female Startup Founders, Female CTOs And Technical Co-Founders (Oh My!)

By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Women 2.0) This morning at TechCrunch Disrupt NYC, Julia Hu (Co-Founder & CEO of Lark) got engaged while presenting her startup onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt NYC — her boyfriend inserted a proposal slide into her deck. Meanwhile, attendees at the National Center for Women in Technology annual summit were [...]

Market Test Your Internet Business with Landing Pages

By Elizabeth Yin (Co-Founder, LaunchBit) Landing page tests are one of the easiest ways to do market testing on a business idea without even having a product, AKA getting online customers without coding. I’m thrilled that more web startups are using landing page tests to validate their business ideas, but the tactical details of how [...]

Launch A Startup For The Price Of An iPad

By Elizabeth Yin (Co-Founder, LaunchBit) Lots of people ask us how expensive it is to launch a web business idea. That’s obviously an impossible question to answer. But, getting your first customers to get some validation for your business idea — now, that’s not as far off as you may think. Getting there would probably [...]

The Lean Startup: A Review of Eric Ries’ New Book

By Elizabeth Yin (Co-Founder, LaunchBit) I’ve read a lot of business books over the years — for school, for *fun*, for work. Most of them are just ok — largely intuitive and too high level to be useful. I wouldn’t recommend most books I’ve read to anyone. But, I just finished reading a draft of [...]

Partner event: LaunchBit Classroom (Spring 2011)

Want to launch a consumer web business but can’t program? LaunchBit classroom is a 10 week online class starting April 11, 2011. It’s for aspiring entrepreneurs who are completely new to launching a web business. Past Women 2.0 participants have said this course has taught them “to launch better, faster, cheaper” and “to avoid rookie [...]

Why You Can(‘t) Recruit A Technical Cofounder

By Jennifer Chin (Co-Founder, LaunchBit) As a co-founder of LaunchBit, I’ve met plenty of non-technical people who want to launch web companies. Almost without a doubt, these people are all looking for technical co-founders to help them bring the dream to life. Unfortunately, finding a technical co-founder is not easy. So, we at LaunchBit decided [...]

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