La start-up Zap Travel revisite l’expérience du voyage en ligne. Basée en plein coeur de Paris, la start-up Zap Travel se présente comme un nouvel acteur du monde très concurrentiel du voyage en ligne. Au lieu de répondre aux questions « où » et « quand », la plateforme propose aux internautes d’indiquer ce qu’ils ont véritablement envie de faire. A partir de la formulation de cette expression, Zap Travel présente une série de recommandations et d’opportunités de séjours en s’appuyant sur les offres des différents voyagistes. La start-up compte se démarquer grâce à son offre alliant : inspiration et meilleurs prix. Aujourd’hui, Zap travel compte 5 collaborateurs et appuie son activité sur le modèle de l’affiliation.
La jeune pousse travaille actuellement sur une levée de fonds pour faire évoluer son produit et mettre l’accent sur l’acquisition client, en privilégiant notamment une approche de hacking. Interview d’Olivier Desmoulin, designer et head of product de Zap Travel : Lire la suite de cet article: Startup Pack - 12 deals worth $10,000+ for FREE! The Lean Startup Bundle. Startup 101: Introducing Our Serialized "How to Build a Sta. "Startup 101" is a serialized book about the thrills and spills of starting a Web technology venture.
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He’s spoken with 200 companies in ten minute increments as they give their pitch to be a part of the upcoming TechCrunch50 conference. I agree with all of his thoughts below based on my own experience getting pitched from thousands of startups over the last three years. If you are pitching a company to the press, a conference, a potential employee or an investor, bookmark this. You’ll be glad you did. The best chance for success of course is to have a killer product to show. The full text of Jason’s email is below. For the past 10 days I’ve sat through 200 company demos for the TechCrunch50 conference. After doing 2,500 minutes of demos (40 hours) this year and many more last year for the conference, I’ve learned a lot about what makes for a great demo and what makes for a horrible demo. 1. The longer it takes for you to show your product, the worse your product is.