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How NinjaThat Taps The Power Of Students For Business Tasks, with Atif Siddiqi

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Atif Siddiqi: We've created a student centric marketplace, that allows businesses, working professionals, and alumni to hire student workers on demand. We're focused on the skilled labor part of that, knowledge-based tasks. Plus, it's one of our markets, because there's a great number of schools in LA as well.

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How OneRoof Energy's Solar Leases Save Money, Not Just The Planet

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There''s been a subtle--but very significant shift--in the solar power market in recent years, particularly in California, where it''s actually cheaper in many cases to lease solar panels on your roof, than to pay the power company. There are more and more techniques coming to market to provide more awareness. Can you explain?

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Amazon’s Selz Acquisition is Encouraging News for Small Businesses

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To put it simply, Amazon is getting instant access to a market it used to operate in. Selz currently has a user base of more than 125,000. That's not bad but it's miles off market leader Shopify which boasts millions of customers. But Amazon faces a serious problem: Consumer demand is changing.

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Teaching Children Through Mobile Gaming | Go Go Mongo

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These days we rarely find startups or mobile applications being built to focus on the progression of a children abilities for learning and their growth of a wider knowledge based from a younger age. With the apps positioning, it quickly drew the attention of a particular market.

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It is satisfying, but rarely profitable, serving early adopters.

Berkonomics

But I have been on the other side of the early adopter development process several times in the past, and can attest that it is great fun, but rarely profitable to be the first with any new product that requires simultaneously evangelizing or teaching the masses within the industry and marketing the new product offering.

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Can you profit by serving early adapters?

Berkonomics

But I have been on the other side of the early adopter development process several times in the past, and can attest that it is great fun, but rarely profitable to be the first with any new product that requires simultaneously evangelizing or teaching the masses within the industry and marketing the new product offering.