We’re launching Profitably v1.0 this week, which means we are open to accepting our first paying customers. Quite a big step, but with it comes some major league jitters around the “Minimum Viable Product” and sending our baby out into the real world!
Sep 1, 2010
Jun 11, 2010
Confessions of a Startup CEO: We Won!
There’s a lot of excitement around the office coming off a big win up in Boston! The North Bridge Venture Partners venture competition featured a $75k prize but it also came with a hearty vote of confidence.
Apr 14, 2010
Confessions of a Startup CEO: Start-up lessons learned…from Led Zeppelin
“We’re hope that we are Led Zeppelin’s first album…for small business analytics.” What else can I say about that? Watch the video and pass along the link! Transcription: Hi! I am Adam Neary, and this is “Confessions of a Startup CEO.” Today’s episode is called “Startup lessons learned from Led Zeppelin,” and the episode is prompted by all the great …
Mar 5, 2010
Confessions of a Startup CEO: You’re not unique, and it’s a good thing.
In this episode, we talk through why being unique can be such a drain on a small business. Small businesses should be unique when it comes to their core offering and they way they address the marketplace, but when it comes to the non-core activities, they should be conforming to best practices and seeking out solutions other businesses have employed …
Feb 17, 2010
Confessions of a Startup CEO: The pitch!
In this episode, we unveil the concept as we emerge from stealth mode. The video is basically a trial run for a pitch to investors later this week through the Founder Institute. Importantly, though, we aren’t raising money at this stage, just raising awareness. I would love to hear your thoughts. Comment away! Transcription: I am Adam Neary and this …
Jan 27, 2010
Confessions of a Startup CEO: New Year’s Resignations
In this episode, we introduce the new format and talk about my resignation from AlixPartners to launch a start-up. On a personal note, I cannot tell you how nice it is to speak candidly about this process. I feel like the last 6 months have been in “ultra-stealth” mode as I continued to hold my previous job. Now like are …
