Comments on: Startup School 2008 Online Videos http://www.scrappybusiness.com/startup-school-2008-online-videos.htm From Cents to Sense! Sat, 13 Mar 2010 21:24:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: ramesh http://www.scrappybusiness.com/startup-school-2008-online-videos.htm/comment-page-1#comment-15399 ramesh Tue, 16 Dec 2008 08:17:16 +0000 http://www.scrappybusiness.com/?p=169#comment-15399 Hi, I m subscribed to your blog via RSS feed. On October 22nd you posted a video "You Suck at AdWords Part 1" with a promise that more videos will come in future. (Undoubtedly one of the best videos I have seen in recent times for PPC newbie.) But since then you have posted only a couple of posts...but no such videos. Hope you will keep your promise. Ramesh India Hi,
I m subscribed to your blog via RSS feed. On October 22nd you posted a video “You Suck at AdWords Part 1″ with a promise that more videos will come in future. (Undoubtedly one of the best videos I have seen in recent times for PPC newbie.) But since then you have posted only a couple of posts…but no such videos. Hope you will keep your promise.
Ramesh
India

]]> By: Brit Butler http://www.scrappybusiness.com/startup-school-2008-online-videos.htm/comment-page-1#comment-3837 Brit Butler Wed, 14 May 2008 02:55:32 +0000 http://www.scrappybusiness.com/?p=169#comment-3837 Amazon was really clever to get a head start on everybody as far as the Web Services game was concerned. I've been really impressed by EC2 and S3 thus far though it'll be interesting to see how all this shakes out as other players like Google and Joyent enter the market. Obviously, there's still some work to be done before they really hit the mainstream. There was actually a really interesting article about that I caught recently here: http://ma.tt/2008/05/infrastructure-as-competitive-advantage/ I'm not a big fan of DHH but Ruby is cool and there are some good ideas and products coming out of the 37 signals camp. I'd kill to go to Startup School at any rate. Amazon was really clever to get a head start on everybody as far as the Web Services game was concerned. I’ve been really impressed by EC2 and S3 thus far though it’ll be interesting to see how all this shakes out as other players like Google and Joyent enter the market. Obviously, there’s still some work to be done before they really hit the mainstream. There was actually a really interesting article about that I caught recently here:
http://ma.tt/2008/05/infrastructure-as-competitive-advantage/

I’m not a big fan of DHH but Ruby is cool and there are some good ideas and products coming out of the 37 signals camp.

I’d kill to go to Startup School at any rate.

]]>