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When Software Jumps the Shark
Are you one of the million hipsters clogging my stream with Tweets about Arrested Development’s reunion for a half series and a following feature movie? If so, did you ever think that the right
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The $100K Taxi Ride, One Year Later
I can’t believe that it’s already been a year since a 45-minute trip in a rented Chevy Cobalt changed everything. On September 1, 2010, we had 50,000 Boomerang downloads. I had $4000 in the
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The Baydin T-Shirt: Searching for Inspiration
We decided it was time to put together a shirt for the team here at Baydin and a few of our special Boomerang users. I started the project as I usually do, with a
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What’s New in Boomerang 1.0 and Pricing Q&A
Hey everybody! Just wanted to share the email we sent to our beta customers, hopefully it answers some of your questions and gives you a kick… We are excited to announce that Boomerang
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Hiten Shah’s Advice to Non-Techies: ‘Get Dangerous’
My name is Matt and I just joined the Baydin team here in Mountain View—so yes, expect to hear a lot more from me! I recently graduated from UCLA with a degree in Business
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5 Tips for a Silicon Valley Fundraising Trip
I took my first trip to San Francisco as an entrepreneur in July, and I wish I’d gone to visit the west coast a lot sooner. If you are a Boston area first-time entrepreneur
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The $100k Taxi Ride
Landing your first “professional” investor usually doesn’t start with Twitter and a #pitchvctaxi hashtag. Of course, most investors aren’t quite as accessible, or as crazy, as Dave McClure. At 9:15 AM on September 1st,
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The Boomerang for Gmail Launch: 0-70,000 Downloads in 30 Days
We launched Boomerang for Gmail on Wednesday, August 11 at 10:30 PM. After 30 days, we went from a total of 55 downloads to over 70,000. Here’s what happened and some of the lessons
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Thoughts from Enterprise 2.0 Boston 2010
Baydin participated in the Enterprise 2.0 LaunchPad this year, announcing availability of our email-based automatic knowledge discovery tool, Unsearch. I felt like we were preaching to the choir, because the keynote speakers who talked
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