Something Big Is Coming To Mighty Little Startups!
You’re amongst the first to find out that something big is coming to Mighty Little Startups. Over the past few months we have had countless requests to take Mighty Little[...]
Author: Mark Patchett
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Weddingbids – Success Story
Michael Costin is shaking up the international wedding services market with an innovative take on connecting “soon to be married couples” with top notch suppliers. This is a brilliant story on how one man can change an entire industry!
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VIDEO: 9 Things Breaking Bad Can Teach You About Entrepreneurship
Walter White may pursue a very different line of businesses to you – but there are some very powerful lessons to be learned. Check out this video now!
Want To Skyrocket Your Twitter Traffic By 324% Now?
If someone told you that you could increase your Twitter traffic by 324% by making some minor (and free) changes…would you be interested? (Did I mention these changes are free?!)
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Forget Google AdWords. Want Cheaper, Better, Traffic?
Discover these power-packed traffic source alternatives to Google AdWords. There’s highly qualified, less competitive, cheaper traffic ready for the taking!
WordPress Rolls Out A Slick New Interface
The WordPress team have kicked their UI department into top gear with a beautiful, shiny new, interface now released. The nuts and bolts are all the same, so there’s no[...]
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Steven Fry – The Single Worst Trait
What is the single worst trait a human can have? You most likely won’t guess it…
Apple Buys Topsy For $200 Million!
In a rather unpredictable acquisition, Apple has just paid over $200 Million USD for the social search engine and analytical tool, Topsy. Topsy is a brilliantly powerful platform that[...]
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Yoda – If you’re not doing, then…
900 years brings plenty of wisdom. Yoda knows very well that without doing something, you do nothing.
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Gordon Gekko – Greed For The Good
He may be a fictional character, but Michael Douglass’s character Gordon Gekko, in the 1987 film Wall Street, had some powerful lines.
