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The Bootstrap Web Subgroup (aka Web 2.0 Subgroup) is for founders of bootstrap businesses who have an interest in web technology. You don't have to have a web company per se - we all use the web as part of our business. Participation in our monthly meetings and ongoing online conversations is a great way to get and remain knowledgeable about best practices and new technologies. Subgroup leader is [http://socialwebstrategies Jon Lebkowsky], jonl ~at~ socialwebstrategies dot com.
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The Bootstrap Web Subgroup (aka Web 2.0 Subgroup) is for founders of bootstrap businesses who have an interest in web technology. You don't have to have a web company per se - we all use the web as part of our business. Participation in our monthly meetings and ongoing online conversations is a great way to get and remain knowledgeable about best practices and new technologies. Subgroup leaders are [http://socialwebstrategies Jon Lebkowsky], jonl ~at~ socialwebstrategies dot com, and [simplitex.com Marcus Mateus], marcus ~at~ simplitex dot com.
  
 
Membership in the Bootstrap Web Subgroup is free, and joining is easy:
 
Membership in the Bootstrap Web Subgroup is free, and joining is easy:

Revision as of 22:17, 9 February 2009

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The Bootstrap Web Subgroup (aka Web 2.0 Subgroup) is for founders of bootstrap businesses who have an interest in web technology. You don't have to have a web company per se - we all use the web as part of our business. Participation in our monthly meetings and ongoing online conversations is a great way to get and remain knowledgeable about best practices and new technologies. Subgroup leaders are Jon Lebkowsky, jonl ~at~ socialwebstrategies dot com, and [simplitex.com Marcus Mateus], marcus ~at~ simplitex dot com.

Membership in the Bootstrap Web Subgroup is free, and joining is easy: Yahoo Group for the Web Subgroup

Next Meeting

Tuesday, February 17, 6:30pm at Conjunctured, 1309 E. 7th Street, Austin

Speaker: Tim Walker of Hoover's

You Can Create a Customer Anywhere: What Web Businesses Can Learn from Hardware Store Owners

Doing business on the Web changes everything . . . except when it doesn't. Even though Web businesses start up quickly, transcend geography, and benefit from unprecedented network effects, they still must pursue the same task that Peter Drucker said was at the heart of every sensible business operation: to create a customer. In this talk Tim Walker, a business analyst for Hoover's and a Ph.D. student in history at UT, will compare today's online business culture with older ways of doing business to get you thinking about what HAS changed and what HASN'T -- and how you can profit from knowing the difference.

Tim blogs about management, social media, and other aspects of the business world at hooversbiz.com.

Previous Meetings

Fearless Leader

Resources

Charter/Mission

Mission

The Web subgroup will

  • Discuss and understand the state and future of web technology,
  • explore the nature, character, and scope of web-based business opportunities,
  • serve as a web technology resource for the Bootstrap Network,
  • develop an understanding of current and potential web business models, and
  • facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing among group members.

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