What Do I Want To

As We've Grown 'the Daily Muse' And Met Contacts Who Want To Collaborate With Us, Knowing Who Does What Has Helped Us Be Clear On Who We Want Our Partners To Connect With - And Makes Us Look Buttoned Up, Too. Seo Firm? Talk To Our Coo. An Editor From The 'huffington Post?' Meet Our Editor-in-chief.

Launching A Start-up, You Need To Get A Lot Done Quickly. Every Day Is Different. Everyone Pitches In With Everything. It's Easy For The Founding Team To Say, 'we're Flexible. We All Help Out With Everything!' But When It Comes To Making Decisions - That Flexibility Can Spell Inefficiency And Disaster.

One Of The Top Causes Of Startup Death - Right After Cofounder Problems - Is Building Something No One Wants.

My First Company Failed Completely. And It Failed At About Ten Months Old. I Had About 12 Months Of Savings, So When It Failed I Was Thinking: 'do I Go Back To Work?' And At That Point I Believed So Deeply In What I Was Doing That I Couldn't Imagine Anything Else Other Than Trying To Make This Business Work.

We Knew When We Started The Daily Muse, We Wanted A Recruiting-focused Business Model Rather Than An Advertising-focused One. We Felt Like Publishers Were Being Forced To Go To More And More Extreme Lengths To Monetize Through Advertising.