Archive for June, 2009
Still listening…
Mike | June 29th, 2009In our first year-and-a-bit in business we have made a number of adjustments to our pricing. We continually review our business model, continually speak to our community, and continually listen to the feedback we receive. When we launched Pro projects back in September of last year, we set the minimum price at a very easy [...]
The king of pop is dead. Long live the king of pop.
Chris | June 26th, 2009All of us here at crowdSPRING saddened with the passing of Michael Jackson yesterday. But mourning was quickly replaced with warm-hearted memories and reflection – how his music had taken part in all our lives. He was a legend, an artist, and a creative force that effected both the music industry and popular culture in [...]
12 Questions: Meet Vicky Willingham (UK)
Ross | June 11th, 2009In our 12 Questions blog series, we feature interviews with someone from the crowdSPRING community. For these interviews, we pick people who add value to our community – in the blog, in the forums, in the projects. Plainly – activities that make crowdSPRING a better community. Be professional, treat others with respect, help us build [...]
Not Too Proud To Say “We’re Sorry”
Ross | June 5th, 2009We just went through one of the most humbling experiences for our company since we launched in May 2008. We experienced serious site performance problems. While our team (and numerous consultants on several continents) worked around the clock, it took us some time to identify the root causes of the problems and to fix them. [...]
Can A Dog Get a Job At crowdSPRING? You Bet!
Ross | June 5th, 2009Here’s one of the best perks (for me) at crowdSPRING – I get to spend every working day with Pete’s chocolate lab, Lucy. Here’s Lucy: Lucy (Pete’s Chocolate Lab) from Ross Kimbarovsky on Vimeo.
