Drew Sharma, Co-founder of Cookies.com, DigiVentures, and Founder of ClickVentures, has a vision to make gourmet cookies the gift of choice for consumers and businesses nationwide. His newest venture, Cookies.com LLC is a gourmet gifting e-commerce company that was founded in 2010. Drew, along with partners Stan Sandberg and Lindsay Ervin Sharma, started Cookies.com [...] Continue reading →

Groupon and LivingSocial have been getting all the attention lately, but where is the love for Yelp? Yelp’s core challenge has always been monetization. However, with the construct of the “local deal” now firmly accepted by consumers and local-businesses alike, I feel Yelp has a cleared an immense hurdle [...] Continue reading →

Groupon and LivingSocial have been getting all the attention lately, but where is the love for Yelp? Yelp’s core challenge has always been monetization. However, with the construct of the “local deal” now firmly accepted by consumers and local-businesses alike, I feel Yelp has a cleared an immense hurdle and [...] Continue reading →

Founder, Developer, Sole Employee, and eventual Seller of Bankaholic.com, a consumer banking portal, to Bankrate, Inc. October 2008. For nearly $15 Million. From his LinkedIn profile: “Retired Internet Marketer” Before his 23rd Birthday. [...] Continue reading →

Founder, Developer, Sole Employee, and eventual Seller of Bankaholic.com, a consumer banking portal, to Bankrate, Inc. October 2008. For nearly $15 Million. From his LinkedIn profile: “Retired Internet Marketer” Before his 23rd Birthday. The post Johns Wu – Founder, Developer, Sole Employee, and eventual Seller of Bankaholic.com appeared first on Business Interviews. [...] Continue reading →

An article at CNET yesterday, interviewing the founder of Mint.com, put a smile on my face for the rest of the day…   OK, I admit it.  I tend to smile a lot, but nonetheless, it was a very interesting read. Aaron Patzer, who sold Mint.com for a reported $170 million last year to Intuit, about [...] Continue reading →

An article at CNET yesterday, interviewing the founder of Mint.com, put a smile on my face for the rest of the day…   OK, I admit it.  I tend to smile a lot, but nonetheless, it was a very interesting read. Aaron Patzer, who sold Mint.com for a reported $170 million last year to Intuit, about [...] Continue reading →