This is my attempt to outloine some of the mitakes made and lessons learnt whilst moving from the corporate arena to internet stat-up. , know your worst
case scenario and double this ? is it sustainable? It’s never too late to get
out.
The first iteration of Foodari went live in January 2008 and
has doubled its traffic month on month thus far. My next article will be
examining the process and steps to go through once you have reached the end of
development and you want to launch to the world.
About the author
Jonathan Parker is Managing Director and CEO of Foodari.
Foodari is creating the ultimate web experience for foodies. Food lovers join
to create their virtual kitchen, online cookery and participate in food focused
social networking. It is building a powerful database of peer reviewed recipes
so users can identify quickly and easily what they want to cook.
There are many exciting developments to come form Foodari
over the coming months as it strives to meet the needs of its users. Check it
out at http://www.foodari.com Making the transition from corporate life to small business
start-up can be difficult. Jonathan Parker offers advice on this process from
leanings through his experiences.
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