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What’s the Science behind a Startup? An LA Incubator Thinks it Knows

A hot new incubator hits LA…  This time it’s Science. It’s the brainchild of Color cofounder, Peter Pham and former MySpace CEO Mike Jones. With their connections and Silicon Valley money, they should do alright.

Here’s their pitch:

Science creates, scales and acquires successful digital businesses by bringing together the best ideas, talent, resources and financing through a centralized platform. Science focus’s on three things: developing new businesses, providing emerging startups with operational strategy and capital, and transforming later-stage Internet ventures with new talent and innovations. Read More...

TEDxSheffield – Alan Moore’s No Straight Lines

If you haven’t heard of No Straight Lines, you’re missing out.  Allan Moore is onto something big. He calls himself a Creative Destructionist, and below is his wonderful talk at TEDxSheffield:

Given this year’s theme of ‘Disrupt’ Alan’s a wonderful addition to TEDxSheffield. Alan is a noted expert on disruption particularly in a nonlinear world. He’s the author of ‘Communities Dominate Brands’ and he has a new book coming out in October entitled ‘No Straight Lines’ which originally came to fame as a hugely popular talk delivered at SXSWi in Austin, TX. Read More...

Founders Spotlight: Hear It Local

We’ve got another great startup for you: Hear It Local. Hear It Local’s mission is to help musicians secure more local gigs and to help fans get the inside scoop about local shows.

This video was produced by our good friends and collaborators Lyne and Peter at WavePlay as part of their What’s Hot Now series. It features Matt Lombardi and Glenn Shope, cofounders of Hear It Local. Enjoy!

How to Market & Promote iPhone, iPad & Android Apps (Part 3)

Steve Hoffman

Steve Hoffman

by Steve Hoffman, Publisher of Founders Space

Right before your app launch is the most critical time for marketing and promoting it.  You need to cement all the key relationships and make sure everyone knows your app is about to hit the App Store.   If you do a good enough job and are lucky enough to get on Apple’s radar, the chances of getting featured go way up. Read More...

How to Market & Promote iPhone, iPad & Android Apps (Part 2)

Steve Hoffman

Steve Hoffman

by Steve Hoffman, Publisher of Founders Space

It’s never too early to start marketing and promoting your app.  Ideally, you should begin right when you start development.  As you build out the app, you should be working on marketing and promoting it to all the key influencers, including bloggers, strategic partners, potential users, etc. Read More...

Extreme Startups – the Incubator Up North

Do you want to take your company to an extreme? Well, we’ve found the incubator for you.  Extreme Startups is extremely cold.  At least for those of us living in sunny California.  It’s way up in Ontario, Canada.  But that shouldn’t stop you.  First of all, they’re offering $200,000 in funding to each startup that enters their program.  Nice!   That can buy you plenty of long underwear.

They also have a nice roster of mentors and solid industry connections. Most importantly, they have a program that they put you through to make sure you’re prepared to spend their money wisely.  Are you up for a trip to the great white north?   If so, Extreme Startups is worth considering.  And they have a sense of humor…

Check this out:
SECRET LAWS OF STARTUPS Read More...

Need Help Creating Great-Looking Apps? Tapptics to the Rescue

For any of you who attended our session on “How to Create & Market Award-Winning Apps,” you’re already aware that having a great-looking app is not a luxury any more.  It’s a necessity.  And if you ever hope to get featured by Apple, it’s a must have.  A poor looking UI or not-so-great icon can kill your chances of ever getting to the top of the App Store.

With competition for attention at an all-time high, you need to go that extra mile to get your app noticed.  But what if you lack the talent to design a nice interface or create the killer icon?  And what if you cannot afford to hire an A-List designer?   Well then, Tapptics is what you need.  They offer courses on everything from app design to icon creation.  And even better, they give you free templates!

  • The iPhone Interface Design Training Course is broken down into individual lessons about specific common elements of interface design. You can start at the beginning and complete the course straight through, or you can pick and choose the individual lessons that you need to learn aboutright away.
  • In the Outsourcing iPhone App Development Series, you’ll learn how to select the right dev team for your app project. This is a vitally important step and you will learn what to look for and what to avoid.
  • The iPhone Icon Design Course provides you with the fundamentals of designing mobile app icons, and tips about making your icons unique and widely appealing.
  • The iPhone XCode Training Course shows you how to code custom graphics for multiple iOS elements. This course includes in-depth instructions on writing the code and provides example XCode projects from other iPhone apps.
  • In the iTunes App Store SEO Course, you’ll find lots of juicy tips about how to keep your iPhone app in front of as many eyeballs as possible for as long as possible. These techniques will help you maximize your app’s opportunity for success.

So what are you waiting for?  We’re using Tapptics for our apps.  You should too!

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