Boomdash’s dreams go bust
The great thing about being an entrepreneurial hub is that the entrepreneurs in it aren’t afraid to fail, dust themselves off and try again.Excerpt:With all their experience and hard work, the team at Boomdash LLC never expected that events beyond their control would dash their dreams.But this spring, the Ann Arbor-based search engine marketing firm closed its doors, a victim of the credit crisis and the severe downturn in advertising.Though the start-up firm had more than 60 customers and was working with eight independent telephone directory publishers, it needed more money to build its business.Read the rest of the story here.
The great thing about being an entrepreneurial hub is that the entrepreneurs in it aren’t afraid to fail, dust themselves off and try again.
Excerpt:
With all their experience and hard work, the team at Boomdash LLC never expected that events beyond their control would dash their dreams.
But this spring, the Ann Arbor-based search engine marketing firm closed its doors, a victim of the credit crisis and the severe downturn in advertising.
Though the start-up firm had more than 60 customers and was working with eight independent telephone directory publishers, it needed more money to build its business.
Read the rest of the story here.
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