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I'll save you a click. This is an obvious advertisement for Gusto with lots of pictures and few words. If you upvoted this, why?
https://www.resultsjunkies.com
Jovial mood: I wonder what's the probability of an investor on road meeting a startup on road. I mean on physical roads. And is that measure of probability meaningfully any different from the reality of fundraising? Think not :-)
I'll save you a click. This is an obvious advertisement for Gusto with lots of pictures and few words. If you upvoted this, why?
I didn't upvote it, but I appreciated hearing about the article and reading it. Startup types are routinely told to speak with their customers, and here was a novel, fun and attention-getting way of doing exactly that.
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Article seems to state they got a vehicle wrap for it. Probably not part of the 4000$ rental, but can't imagine it being more than maybe 1000$ to "print"? Random large-ish dollar amount I came up with on the fly.
Thinking that's low. A car is $2500+ to wrap. Lots more area on that RV. And it's not a DIY job for sure.
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I didn't upvote it, but I appreciated hearing about the article and reading it. Startup types are routinely told to speak with their customers, and here was a novel, fun and attention-getting way of doing exactly that.
Thanks. That puts this into context.
I'll save you a click. This is an obvious advertisement for Gusto with lots of pictures and few words. If you upvoted this, why?
I didn't upvote it, but I appreciated hearing about the article and reading it. Startup types are routinely told to speak with their customers, and here was a novel, fun and attention-getting way of doing exactly that.
[0] http://www.adweek.com/creativity/guy-posed-donut-delivery-ma...
[1] http://www.prweek.com/article/1253860/freshbooks-hits-road-d...
I'll save you a click. This is an obvious advertisement for Gusto with lots of pictures and few words. If you upvoted this, why?
FreshBooks did this almost 10 years ago [1], and I'm sure many companies have done it both before and since. Perhaps the most impressive part is coordinating such a flattering article with Business Insider. [1] http://www.prweek.com/article/1253860/freshbooks-hits-road-d...
We want spotlight these small businesses as much as possible, since they often don't get as much attention. You can read about some of them at www.gusto.com/extramile