Show #5: Our first Social Media President, Change Round-Up
In our fifth show, I interview Change Round-Up CTO Andrew Badera on putting a new spin on both online customer retention and charitable giving. Change Round-Up is a startup that has found a niche between online retailers looking for ways to make their offerings more “sticky” and various charitable organizations who want to make it easier to give.
Pat and I discuss the recent U.S. Presidential Election from a tech point of view and also talk about the favorably changing developer landscape – too many platforms, not enough startups to go around.
And I have your weekly microISV tip – three things to keep firmly in mind when using PayPal, and Pat has both a microISV tip and a thoughtful book recommendation regarding the people end of this business.
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Bob Walsh is on twitter at http://twitter.com/bobwalsh or you can email him at bob.walsh@47hats.com
Patrick Foley is on twitter at http://twitter.com/patrickfoley or you can email him at patrick.foley@microsoft.com
Show Notes:
URLs mentioned in this episode of the Startup Success Podcast.
- Lessons From Our First “Social Media” President
- Sun, Joyent offer free Web hosting to Bebo developers
- Apple’s iPhone Offers the Ideal Micropayments Platform
- BizSpark
- Change Round-Up
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM
- Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life (Paperback)
Written by Bob Walsh, Self-Funded Startup Consultant
November 15, 2008 at 4:31 pm
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