Story Tag: startup
As well as the daily tasks of running a business you still need to think about ways to improve business efficiency so that your business can grow.
In terms of market share and profit generation, the on-demand economy grew from $22 billion in 2015 to $34 billion last year. Above all, this annual income is predicted to reach a $57 billion mark by the end of this year. Here we introduce twenty most dynamic and potential on-demand business models, which you can adapt to kick-start an on-demand business app like Uber for X.
July was a pretty successful month. +12K users visited the website, 250 of which subscribed to Failory newsletter. The SEO traffic grew a lot, and +50% of the traffic represented organic searches. I was also able to sell some sponsorships, so I made +$400. Moreover, I launched a few new pages on the site and carry out some design improvements.
Years ago, lots of new on-demand startups started to appear in the market. Initially, they were all considered a bubble which would soon fail. However, the time has passed and there are some of them, such as Uber and Airbnb, which rank at the top of the most successful businesses in the world. But the truth is that there are many challenges on-demand startups usually confront, and if you don’t want yours to fail, you have to be really careful on a few points.
When starting an online business the road can be filled with dangerous curves. Around the corner unexpected challenges can crop up and must be dealt with.
Justin Anyanwu is a maker who a few years ago built Eventloot, a SaaS platform for wedding planning professionals. He hired some designers and developers and got the SaaS working. But after a few months of running Facebook Ads and sending cold emails, they decided to shut it down. They hadn’t built a platform that solved the problems wedding planners had.
The rise of innovative bike sharing startups: Business model & features to launch such a startup agriya.com
Bike sharing startups are a very recent trend in domestic commuting. To enter into this business, one must research for perfect business model & features. The process of building a bike ride-sharing application from the scratch is tedious. It requires great effort, a prolonged period of time and a great deal of money as well.
Bruno is the CEO of Trackin, a startup that releases technology for companies to start a food delivery business. He rapidly built the MVP, acquired $25,000 from the 3 best French entrepreneurs, and started with different marketing campaigns. Today, Tracking is making +$167,000/month!
Andrew Askins, in partner with two of his best friends, started his company Krit in 2014. In 2015 they launched Ink, a tool that let freelancers create contracts and get them signed online. They got a couple thousand free users, but ultimately got burnt out before they could make the business model work. Now, they have been able to overcome this failure and build a successful consulting business.
In April we put little focus on marketing and growth. Instead, following our plan of enlarging the scope of the website, we put all of our efforts on building new cool stuff. Moreover, there was a huge improvement in our Google rankings. Read on to learn how did we get 10,407 sessions, 4,238 email subscribers, and $120.