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Hi all,
Does anyone have a uni startup or small business? I am a uni undergrad who owns a tech startup called Startbubble. We are a brand new web company that offers a community platform for entrepreneurs, startups, SMEs and investors. We have some amazing features such as private chat with other members, activity feeds of everything that happens on Startbubble, topical business discussions, customisable user profiles and much more!
We would really appreciate you guys taking a look and signing up, its a great place to meet other entrepreneurs and people who can help you improve your business or share ideas and advice.
Type in startbubble.net into your URL bar or Google
Please note the minimum age to join is the UK age to become a company director, which is 16.
Thanks,
Reece
Hi all,
Does anyone have a uni startup or small business? I am a uni undergrad who owns a tech startup called Startbubble. We are a brand new web company that offers a community platform for entrepreneurs, startups, SMEs and investors. We have some amazing features such as private chat with other members, activity feeds of everything that happens on Startbubble, topical business discussions, customisable user profiles and much more!
We would really appreciate you guys taking a look and signing up, its a great place to meet other entrepreneurs and people who can help you improve your business or share ideas and advice.
Type in startbubble.net into your URL bar or Google
Please note the minimum age to join is the UK age to become a company director, which is 16.
Thanks,
Reece
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The website looks great! It's really interesting to see someone else into entrepreneurship, because there doesn't seem to be all that many of us. I will be signing up to the website
The website looks great! It's really interesting to see someone else into entrepreneurship, because there doesn't seem to be all that many of us. I will be signing up to the website
Thats great to hear, and I agree with you thats why we are trying to encourage entrepreneurship by contacting lots of Universities and colleges. Thanks for signing up and please tell your friends/colleagues.
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Hi Acsel,
Thanks for your comments. I have added a link, its just being moderated.
In answer to your question, Startbubble is a community platform tailored specifically for entrepreneurs, startups, SMEs and investors, so our features and members are all business owners with varying levels of experience, our members and we post solely business related articles and posts/discussions, whereas many social networks are more all purpose and its hard to find likeminded people through all the other users.
Also, we are not a forum website. Up until very recently we used forums, but it was very hard to get people to really use them and most people preferred posting in the Activity Feed or contacting people directly via our private messages feature, so we have removed them as we accept that we cant compete with UK Business Forums etc.
To be different, we are introducing a new feature very soon (also free) called Groups that allows members to create mini private communities around certain topics, 'Such as Seeking Business Partner' and communicate privately and internally to that Group. All posts are linked to the same profile used on everything on our platform, and managed from one place. They will also be searchable. After market research we have found this would be much more popular than the conventional public forum structure. However, we also see these Groups as a way for businesses and business educational institutions to communicate internally and then share business projects on the Activity Feed for everyone to see.
Please feel free to private message me on Startbubble with any feedback when you sign up.
Thanks,
Reece
Thanks for your comments. I have added a link, its just being moderated.
In answer to your question, Startbubble is a community platform tailored specifically for entrepreneurs, startups, SMEs and investors, so our features and members are all business owners with varying levels of experience, our members and we post solely business related articles and posts/discussions, whereas many social networks are more all purpose and its hard to find likeminded people through all the other users.
Also, we are not a forum website. Up until very recently we used forums, but it was very hard to get people to really use them and most people preferred posting in the Activity Feed or contacting people directly via our private messages feature, so we have removed them as we accept that we cant compete with UK Business Forums etc.
To be different, we are introducing a new feature very soon (also free) called Groups that allows members to create mini private communities around certain topics, 'Such as Seeking Business Partner' and communicate privately and internally to that Group. All posts are linked to the same profile used on everything on our platform, and managed from one place. They will also be searchable. After market research we have found this would be much more popular than the conventional public forum structure. However, we also see these Groups as a way for businesses and business educational institutions to communicate internally and then share business projects on the Activity Feed for everyone to see.
Please feel free to private message me on Startbubble with any feedback when you sign up.
Thanks,
Reece
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