Jas set out, with 3 of his friends, to sell a premium quality mattress at a third of the price. They saw that mattresses were typically seen as commodities and boring, that most people dont care to know the brand of their current mattress. They are shaking up the industry by building a fun brand around mattresses, sort of like what Apple did a few years ago in the commoditised PC space. Read the full interview below.…
"Creating the Worlds Most Comfortable Mattress Interview w/ Jas Bagniewski, Eve Mattress"Author: Aly Chiman
Aly Chiman
The coding never really ends. First of all, as a startup, you’re likely to cut out a lot of features you wanted to include in order to have a minimal viable product that you can bring to market as quickly as possible. If your product actually succeeds, you’ll want to add those features in later. Furthermore, customers or clients will be asking you for new features you didn’t originally conceive. Second, bugs happen. Even with…
"The Software Industry's Dirty Little Secret"The coding never really ends. First of all, as a startup, you’re likely to cut out a lot of features you wanted to include in order to have a minimal viable product that you can bring to market as quickly as possible. If your product actually succeeds, you’ll want to add those features in later. Furthermore, customers or clients will be asking you for new features you didn’t originally conceive. Second, bugs happen. Even with…
"The Software Industry’s Dirty Little Secret"
The Liberator and it’s interchangeable barrels. 10 Reasons Why 3D Printed Guns Aren’t Coming to Town
10 Reasons Why 3D Printed Guns Aren’t Coming to Town 1) Bullets. Congratulations you just printed your first gun, it’s just a shame you can’t get your hands on any bullets. You’ll need a gun licence to legally buy bullets in the UK and many other countries. That or you’ll have to ‘know a guy’ that can get them for you because you certainly can’t print bullets. 2) One hit wonder. You might have noticed…
"10 Reasons Why 3D Printed Guns Aren’t Coming to Town"
You’re a growing company – and like it or not, you’ve got a few kinks to work out. Inevitably, you are going to make a mistake, or two – or frankly, a lot! But that’s ok! Making a mistake is expected – and to most consumers, its even acceptable. That is, if you can learn how to appropriately deal with your startups shortcomings. You see, we expect businesses to mess up – especially in the…
"How to Deal With Your StartUps Shortcomings"