Archive for ‘ideas’
Want to clone my startup? Let me save you $5,757.
In: entrepreneur| ideas
9 Jul 2013Every now and then I’ll search Twitter for the name of my startup (“SideTour“) to see what is being said about our company. Today I took a look and found several tweets mentioning this posting on Freelancer.com. As I write this, the average bid price (among the 34 bidders!) is $5757. While I’m flattered the […]
What to Expect From a Disrupt Hackathon
In: ideas
20 May 2011Take everything the startup world is known for (launching new ideas, embracing passion, knowing when to pivot), crush it down into one 24-hour period and you’ll start to have an understanding of what hackathons are all about. Not for the faint of heart, these coding marathons require the creativity to think of an idea, the […]
Getting Off on the Wrong Foot
In: ideas
16 May 2011Something to think about: often times the results we have from using a product will be dictated right from the very beginning of our experience. For example, look at Powerpoint. Much has been written about what is wrong with your average Powerpoint presentation, but we all already know the common problems. They have too much […]
Why You Should Stop Learning (and Start Doing)
In: entrepreneur| ideas
22 Nov 2010In the course of meeting with aspiring entrepreneurs and people with big ideas, I have come to hear the same thought shared over and over again: “If only I knew {something}.” Within the world of web start-ups, this is often programming. “If only I knew how to actually code, I could launch my business.” But […]
The Difference Between Tools and Talent (or what we can expect from Google App Inventor)
In: ideas
12 Jul 2010Why Google App Inventor won’t create great Android apps, but why it’s still a good thing.
About Mark Webster
One of the Co-Founders of SideTour, former TechStar (NYC Summer 2011), ex-NBA'er, and past TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon Winner.
- Tweets that mention How to Negotiate Like a Jamaican Taxi Driver | Websterism - Big Ideas. Small Budgets. -- Topsy.com: [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Mark C. Webster, Mark C. Webster. Mark C. Webster said: [...]
- Tweets that mention The Night Before Christmas REMIX (An ode to the bloggers who helped me change my life in 2009) | Websterism - Big Ideas. Small Budgets. -- Topsy.com: [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jonathan Fields, Mark C. Webster. Mark C. Webster said: [...]
- Tweets that mention The Greatest Benefit of Working for Yourself | Websterism - Big Ideas. Small Budgets. -- Topsy.com: [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by JenniferKeene, Mark C. Webster and Mark C. Webster, Smal [...]
- Tweets that mention The Power of Being First | Websterism - Big Ideas. Small Budgets. -- Topsy.com: [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jason Markow, Mark C. Webster. Mark C. Webster said: The [...]
- Tweets that mention Dan Smith Will Teach You Marketing: An interview with a local New York legend | Websterism - Big Ideas. Small Budgets. -- Topsy.com: [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by jascog. jascog said: For Manhattanites http://bit.ly/sM6 [...]
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