2013 Blog Naming Startups 
Userpilot
NOVEMBER 17, 2021
Several recognitions, including The Economic Times Startup Award as the 2021 Bootstrap Champ. In 2013/2014, the company began scaling rapidly and moved to India to accelerate its growth. For instance, since 2004, Saravana had been writing about the Microsoft BizTalk technology on his blog. 2,000+ customers. 5 products.
The Accidental Product Manager
FEBRUARY 7, 2022
These brands have seen huge growth over the past few years, grabbing market share from the big, established names. The skin-care line, launched in 2013, has proved to be one of the most successful of the new brands. The product managers at True Botanicals are also using common startup strategies to connect with customers.
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UX Studio: Product Management
JULY 5, 2021
Our history dates back to 2013, when David Pasztor, a TED talk speaker and a UX design ambassador, founded UX studio with a bold goal — to become a product design partner for companies worldwide. . Apart from helping our partners design new products and improve existing digital experiences, we run a UX blog read by over 30k people worldwide.
freshtrax
AUGUST 6, 2019
In July 2013, btrax Japan officially opened in Tokyo! Have you ever wondered where the name “btrax” comes from? From internship to startup. Before btrax Japan opened, a few eager Japanese entrepreneurs and students joined btrax in San Francisco to gain experience working for a startup in Silicon Valley. btrax Japan.
The Product Coalition
JANUARY 15, 2019
Many of these will surely make for good investments (have made some myself), but, as explained below, their effect on the startup zeitgeist at large concerns me. The lean startup method , once admittedly and unwisely elevated to “necessary and sufficient” status (it’s merely necessary, not singularly sufficient?—?more
Mind the Product
MAY 25, 2018
2013 – Launch as Yimby. This forced us to think and act more like a startup, with JustGiving’s CEO in the role of angel investor – and we knew funding would be cut if we didn’t produce results. And for that, we needed a new name… Output of one naming brainstorm. The Yimby homepage, 2013.
The Product Guy
JANUARY 8, 2019
We had no clue about what “Lean” or “Agile” or even “Startup” essentially meant, but we spent most of our time out in the streets talking to our customers. Once we had a couple dozen big names, it was easy to convince the laggards. We started a blog section to write long posts about featured businesses.
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