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May 17, 2012
23:34 • 1 year ago
This will be one of the biggest years for our company ever. We have some pretty aggressive projections, and we’ve been beating those projections month after month.
HootSuite co-founder Ryan Holmes • Discussing his social media company, which recently closed out a $50 million investment round and may be on the way to a half-billion valuation — which is extremely impressive for what’s effectively a social media management company. It’s easy to see why, though: The company manages to hit the low end of the market (96 percent of its users pay nothing) and the high end (some companies pay $100,000 a month for services) pretty effectively. While Holmes has had many offers to sell, he’d prefer to keep his business independent and perhaps even give Vancouver, where it’s based, a tech sector or its own. Pretty cool.
March 14, 2012
08:35 • 1 year ago
Everything you need to know about the culture at SXSW, in one image. (photo by Geoffrey A. Fowler/The Wall Street Journal)

Everything you need to know about the culture at SXSW, in one image. (photo by Geoffrey A. Fowler/The Wall Street Journal)

November 9, 2011
10:25 • 1 year ago
Hootsuite adds Tumblr integration: But only (for now) with Pro accounts, and as part of its App Directory. We’re trying it out now. Look at us!

Hootsuite adds Tumblr integration: But only (for now) with Pro accounts, and as part of its App Directory. We’re trying it out now. Look at us!

April 22, 2011
11:19 • 2 years ago
October 8, 2010
15:11 • 2 years ago

  • standing out, clever.ly A popular way to make your name stand out nowadays is to have the domain end in .ly, something hugely popular Twitter-centric services such as Bit.ly and Hootsuite (though its ow.ly and ht.ly services) have taken advantage of. The two-letter length also helps. Oh yeah, Mitt Romney uses it for his mitt.ly domain.
  • unfortunate.ly for themPerhaps this wasn’t thought through all the way, because the .ly domain is owned by Libya, a country not exactly known for its sparkling human rights record. And the country is upset about all the NSFW links that get shared on the services, putting entire business models in danger. Uh-oh. source

 

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