Staffing Plan for a Widget Startup Company
By Steve Poland • April 21, 2009
I’m interested in what a staffing plan typically looks like for a widget startup company, like: MyBlogLog, Lijit, IntenseDebate, Disqus, etc.
What’s needed initially til launch? After launch, at what # of installs do you need: community manager; relationship manager (someone proactively engaging Publishers to install the widget), etc?
Anyone have any info on this? Any links to some public staffing plans? [I'd love to see what MyBlogLog had planned for, then what it really looked like]
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