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Sales Kids With Grit – Web 2.0 Paper Routes

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Other entry-level experiences for budding entrepreneurs included selling items marketed in comic book ads. The American Seed Company, as shown in the accompany ad, encouraged young people to sign a simple “contract” that read: “Please send me your Big Prize book and one order of 45 packs of American Seeds. I’ll sell them at 20?

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The social Web in 2010: The emerging standards and technologies to watch

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Frank Addantes FounderBlog: GoogleClick - Who owns your cash register?

Frank Addante

Web Development & Marketing Technology) Exit: evolved into L90 (next company) Lesson: What you dont know cant stop you. By Frank Addante Since Googles announcement of their decision to acquire DoubleClick for $3.1 So, I am going to interrupt my previous series/postings on product development to share my thoughts.

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Frank Addantes FounderBlog: "Keep it Simple" - My Golden Rule

Frank Addante

Web Development & Marketing Technology) Exit: evolved into L90 (next company) Lesson: What you dont know cant stop you. user interface was very similar to Google’s user interface in the sense that it was a very simple, plain web page that had one search box and a button to search. Startup 3.0: Be scrappy.

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Frank Addantes FounderBlog: Startup 1.0: “The Bug Bite” - The Internet Needs a Card Catalogue (I guess that’s a search engine)

Frank Addante

Web Development & Marketing Technology) Exit: evolved into L90 (next company) Lesson: What you dont know cant stop you. I made my first $400 (to pay for books) in the freezing cold Chicago weather by ripping apart people’s fancy luxury cars and re-wiring them with security systems. Startup 3.0: Be scrappy. ReaXions, Inc.

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