When was the last time you were at the gym, and cringe-worthy music completely distracted you from your workout? Or worse, while enjoying celebratory drinks out with friends, has gloomy background music brought down the atmosphere? Music is the social glue that binds us together, and yet in public spaces, we’re exposed to music we don’t like and no ability to change it.
Polish entrepreneurs Hubert Kawicki and Adam Krzak created a digital jukebox, Moozicore, to allow you to create your ultimate playlist at gyms, restaurants, or clubs directly from your phone. Giving the power back to the people, it starts at only 50¢ a song.
Share an essay on any topic of your choice. It can be one you've already written, one that responds to a different prompt, or one of your own design.
This is just one of many Common Application questions university candidates are facing today. Anyone facing college admissions is looking forward to hours, maybe days, of wading through demographic, academic, personal, essay (we could go on, there are so many more!) questions, often on their own or with the help of a very overworked school counselor. Perhaps the most daunting challenge for students is that they don’t understand which questions are most important, and how your answers affect your admission.
A couple of former admissions officers, Anna Ivey and Alison Cooper Chisolm, decided to level the playing field. They started CommonCoach and built their product, Inline, which provides real-time, expert support for all those pesky general questions. And the best part - you can get started for free.
ShearShare, like most great business ideas, originated at the intersection of expertise and necessity. The ShearShare mobile app helps barbers and cosmetologists find open booths to work while salon owners turn their empty chairs into extra dollars.
What started as leveraging their personal connections between beauticians and salon owners grew into a manual matchmaking manhunt. As the two founders, Courtney and Tye Caldwell, spent more and more time matching stylists to empty salon chairs, they soon realized it was time to leverage digital connectivity.
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Startup Spotlight on Moozicore: How inDinero Helped One Startup Bring its Digital Jukebox to the U.S.
October 19, 2018 Posted by Celene Robert to Startup Tips, Accounting, Funding, Business Advice, Case Studies, Customer Spotlight
When was the last time you were at the gym, and cringe-worthy music completely distracted you from your workout? Or worse, while enjoying celebratory drinks out with friends, has gloomy background music brought down the atmosphere? Music is the social glue that binds us together, and yet in public spaces, we’re exposed to music we don’t like and no ability to change it.
Polish entrepreneurs Hubert Kawicki and Adam Krzak created a digital jukebox, Moozicore, to allow you to create your ultimate playlist at gyms, restaurants, or clubs directly from your phone. Giving the power back to the people, it starts at only 50¢ a song.
Spotlight on CommonCoach: How Inline Is Democratizing College Admissions From The Inside Out
September 20, 2018 Posted by Celene Robert to Customer Spotlight, Startup Tips, Case Studies, Business, Accounting
Share an essay on any topic of your choice. It can be one you've already written, one that responds to a different prompt, or one of your own design.
This is just one of many Common Application questions university candidates are facing today. Anyone facing college admissions is looking forward to hours, maybe days, of wading through demographic, academic, personal, essay (we could go on, there are so many more!) questions, often on their own or with the help of a very overworked school counselor. Perhaps the most daunting challenge for students is that they don’t understand which questions are most important, and how your answers affect your admission.
A couple of former admissions officers, Anna Ivey and Alison Cooper Chisolm, decided to level the playing field. They started CommonCoach and built their product, Inline, which provides real-time, expert support for all those pesky general questions. And the best part - you can get started for free.
Startup Spotlight on ShearShare, Cutting Edge Beauty App for Stylists & Salon Owners
October 31, 2016 Posted by Melissa Hollis to Case Studies, Customer Spotlight
ShearShare’s Story
ShearShare, like most great business ideas, originated at the intersection of expertise and necessity. The ShearShare mobile app helps barbers and cosmetologists find open booths to work while salon owners turn their empty chairs into extra dollars.
What started as leveraging their personal connections between beauticians and salon owners grew into a manual matchmaking manhunt. As the two founders, Courtney and Tye Caldwell, spent more and more time matching stylists to empty salon chairs, they soon realized it was time to leverage digital connectivity.