A year ago, KillerStartups bought the killer domain name Startups.com for a few hundred thousand dollars. The company didn’t do anything with it other than redirect to the KillerStartups blog. Today, it realunched as a Q&A site for business questions.
In, what I can only describe as a blend of digg.com, Twitter, LinkedIn Answers, PartnerUp, and GoBIGNetwork, Startups.com allows soon-to-be-business owners to ask questions like, “What is the typical annual income of a freelance webdesigner?”, “How can I copyright an idea?” (Answer: You can’t. Ideas aren’t protected by copyright), and “How can I promote my new restaurant?”
Users can also ask questions via Twitter (@askstartups), monitor tags like “management”, “marketing”, “copyright”.
Have you looked at it? What do you think?
I already hear the sound of “gurus” looking for new jobs.
Shaun has helped hundreds of people around the globe grow their business. His passion is helping small- and medium-sized companies expand their brand online.
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