Transparent Funding Announcements
We are in a cycle again where how much you raise is the story. It’s what the press likes to write about (e.g. Company X raised Y from A, B,
Moz
The Deep, Dark, Emotional Challenges of Being a Leader
I got to spend a lot of time with my close friend Rand Fishkin the past few days. The first was at Denver Startup Week, where we did a panel
On The Road Again
After a year of zero travel for business, I’ve started to venture out into the world again. I just got back from my third business trip this summer – this
Today's Fun – Gnip, Twitter, Uncommon Stock, and Pre-Seed Rounds
FSA (Feld Service Announcement) – my version of a “public service announcement”: Moz is on the hunt for a VP of UX and Design. This role is one of our most crucial
Real Transparency
Lots of people talk about being transparent. Lots of companies espouse principles of transparency. Lots of statements start out with “I like to be transparent” or “I’m being tr
Falling Out Of Love With Being CEO
I was a CEO once. In my first real company, Feld Technologies, there were two founders – me and Dave Jilk. I was President (we didn’t use the CEO title
Do You Publish Your Board Book To Your Entire Company?
Over and over again people talk about transparency. Many people assert they are transparent, or are being transparent. Few actually are. I was thinking about this last night while watching