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I keep thinking back to another quote from the article on Fast Company:
Tech startups begin with the big idea, then seek to monetize.
Agencies start with a budget, then seek the big idea.
Two guys on a limited budget can get together and build Instagram, getting 7 million users in less than a year, a couple of guys at Odeo can start a side project called Twitter and become one of the biggest things ever. But at agencies we are consistently unable to turn a app costing 5 or 6 figures into something that can engage people for longer than a campaign (if that).
StickyGram HQ is buzzing with excitement this week as we launch our biggest contest to date. It’s called Print My Feed and we’re offering to print one lucky Instagram user’s entire feed as StickyGrams.
This will be a month long global photo competition, split up to across 4 weekly photo…
What a roller coaster ride these last two months have been. Ever since we launched StickyGram the site hasn’t stopped buzzing.
Thank you for all the kind messages. It’s fantastic to know that you folks dig our little idea. In particular, we’ve enjoyed seeing all the images of StickyGrams…
(Source: stickygram)
Fueling this economic expansion is a new generation of entrepreneurs from Anatolia, in eastern Turkey. These businesspeople are conservative Muslims, but they aren’t extremists. The Anatolians are astonishing; no one can say for sure how they arrived on the scene as the dynamic engine of Turkish modernity. Ask an Anatolian entrepreneur about this success and he may credit a strong work ethic, combined with family values ingrained in the Muslim faith.