"....Hispanic market" .... "....Advertising ...Branding.." "....Call center..." ".... Latin American market" "...The tenants look more like models" Seems to be the same Miami I remember. Latin American Peacock/Party central centered on appearances and flaunting with businesses and startups catering to that... Oh and don't even think about applying if you don't speak-a-spanish. A scene that will no doubt heat up but w…
Places like San Francisco and Palo Alto have their own little bubbles too.
Startups Heat Up the Miami Scene
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#12"....Hispanic market" .... "....Advertising ...Branding.." "....Call center..." ".... Latin American market" "...The tenants look more like models" Seems to be the same Miami I remember. Latin American Peacock/Party central centered on appearances and flaunting with businesses and startups catering to that... Oh and don't even think about applying if you don't speak-a-spanish. A scene that will no doubt heat up but w…
Re: Startups Heat Up the Miami Scene
#13So I am gonna take a wild guess that this was paid for by the folks at pipeline (disclaimer, I'm friends with them, but didn't ask them). The author seems to have never left this one co-working space.
Exactly...this is what PG refers to in his essay "The Submarine".[1] That said, apparently this is what startups should be doing, paid for ads posing as articles behind some bigger theme. In this case a giant ad for Pipeline, highlighting two companies that pay Pipeline for shared work space, all hidden behind a fluff piece about Miami's booming startup scene. I personally know of one other startup in Miami in the sh…