This Atlanta Tech Startup Is Helping Anglers Catch More Fish With Hyper-Current Tips
Planning a summer fishing trip? Atlanta-based FishTips gives anglers real-time tips and pro guides to catch more fish, faster.
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Forget Death Benefits. This Atlanta InsurTech Startup Makes Life Insurance About Living.
"The [life insurance] model hasn't evolved for over 100 years. You buy a policy, pay for life, and only benefit in death," Du Bruyn told Hypepotamus. "We set out to flip that model — to make life insurance serve the living.”
This Atlanta Startup Is Turning Underused Videos Into Marketing Content Gold
Discover how Atlanta startup Composium, founded by Simms Jenkins and Amber Brinkman, is revolutionizing B2B marketing by turning webinars, demos, and podcasts into easily shareable, digestible video content.
For Asheville-based Ecobot, hiring top tech talent means finding fellow entrepreneurs
It can be the most exhilarating or the most daunting time for an early-stage founder: Bringing on the first hire.
That time came in 2019 for Asheville-based Ecobot, an environmental and construction SaaS platform that launched a year earlier. The team needed to recruit sales professionals to drive
New ATDC accelerate portfolio startup gives the "all clear" to aviation ground operations
“Five by five” is a common phrase used in the aviation world to indicate “loud and clear” over a radio. Giving airplanes the “all clear” when they are moving around hangers or between the terminal and the runway is exactly what Fyve By, a new startup based in Atlanta, is
CONTRIBUTOR THOUGHTS: What I've Found to be True of Failed Early-Stage SaaS Founders
This could be a very short article.
There is one common thread I’ve seen woven through every failed early-stage SaaS startup founder’s mindset. Before I go on, though I am talking about failure, I want you to know the purpose of this article is to shed light
Why one Greenville startup thinks "security is way too important to be taken seriously."
For veteran entrepreneur Adam Anderson, getting a good laugh out of you during a cybersecurity training is the sign of a job well done. That measurement, he says, stems from his fundamentally different vision around what it takes to teach employees about cyber threats.
“We say security is way too