SEO Unplugged: Entrepreneurs Seek Advice From Experts

Search-engine optimization (SEO) experts shared tips and technicalities Tuesday evening with a diverse crowd of entrepreneurs at Entrepreneurs Unpluggd at the Chopin Theater in Chicago. Though there was a vast range of tips, there were a few points that resonated amongst the three speakers. (1) Google matters (2) Content matters (3) Socialization matters “Free traffic [...]... Read More

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Can’t Catch A Cab Tonight? Call A Crowdsourced Designated Driver
BY: Kathryn Hough
Startups like Lyft and SideCar are subverting the municipal nightmares and lawsuits that personal driver startups like Uber have been battling in many cities. That’s because Lyft and SideCar connect riders with friendly folks who are willing to give rides in their personal cars, no taxi medallion required.
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Microsoft Vs. Apple: A Tale of Two Stores
BY: Kathryn Hough
Last weekend, I wandered into the Microsoft store with my husband and a friend to witness the fanfare of the Windows 8 release on Microsoft’s home turf. What I found was unexpected.
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BuddyTV Introduces TV Listings Grid For iOS
BY: Kathryn Hough
BuddyTV is helping people discover what shows to watch in less than 20 seconds with their new TV listings grid feature in their popular iOS app.
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CyPOP Draws Inspiration From South Korea By Connecting Users Through Common Interests
BY: Corey Cummings
Unlike Facebook, CyPOP is focusing on connecting individuals online through common interests, instead of the daisy chain of friends and acquaintances that make up most social networking sites today.
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Socialrithmic Asks: When, What, And How Should You Post?
BY: Jon Christian
Socialrithmic is the latest entrant to the growing field of social media optimization, the counterpart to SEO that brings an analytic approach to social engagement with brands and customers.
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Growth Index At Oregon Startups Twice That Of The State’s Private Sector
BY: Kathryn Hough
While private sector growth has remained stagnant from 2002 to 2012, the startup growth rate has more than doubled.
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Valve To Distribute Indie Titles Based On Community Feedback
BY: Corey Cummings
Seattle game studio Valve has announced a new voting service this week that will task the community with choosing which in-development indie games will make it to the company’s digital distribution service.
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Educators Savvy Enough To Teach With Portals, Says Valve
BY: Corey Cummings
This month Valve has announced that it will be offering teachers free copies of Portal 2, the studio’s first person puzzle title and 2010 game of the year, along with a version of Steam specifically designed for the classroom.
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Valve’s Source Engine Licensed For Upcoming Animated Film
BY: Corey Cummings
Seattle game development studio Valve has recently licensed its long running Source engine to Brown Bag Films for its next project.
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The Profile Of A Seattle Startup [Infographic]
BY: Jennifer Beese
The team at SUM Seattle has put together an infographic with interesting facts and figures from some of Seattle’s top startup companies.
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DRONE Controller Turns Your Smartphone Into A Console
BY: Corey Cummings
A Seattle-based company has recently launched a Kickstarter fund for its new game controller for your tablet or smartphone. The device, called the DRONE, aims to bring solid button controls to largely touch-screen platforms.
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Corengi Makes Clinical Trials More Accessible
BY: Michelle Doellman
Standing for Clinical Options Research Engine, Seattle-based Corengi makes it possible for patients with Type 2 diabetes find clinical trials to participate in.
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