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Finding Investors for your Website – Part 1

When viewing companies and websites to potentially invest in, investors are looking for a variety of different things. They want to see that your website or concept is thoroughly researched, protected and as close to market as possible. The more of the “legwork” you take care of before you bring on investors, the better. Not only will this demonstrate your ability to effectively plan and account for the many aspects of running a successful business, it can protect your intellectual capital, ideas and even discussions with investors themselves. The fact of the matter is: the more organized and legitimate your business is, the more it’s going to be taken seriously. So let’s break it down:
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Epsilon Concepts’ CEO Robby Berthume featured on Mixergy.com

Recently Andrew Warner of Mixergy.com interviewed Robby Berthume, CEO of Epsilon Concepts, about his remarkable start a teenage entrepreneur and how to build profitable websites. They discuss the art of talking up your business, the benefits of entrepreneurship vs. school, turning down business to create opportunities, using contests, having a profit-oriented mindset, and starting small.
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Engaging Conversations: Cast 1, Episode 6: Simplicity in Social Media

Recently Robby Berthume of Moon Berthume and Epsilon Concepts sat down with Andy Koehn, Jeff Haden, and Andrea Knight to discuss how social media is affecting business models, particularly in jewelry and bridal related industries, over a series of eight webisodes. The series was produced by Where To Get Engaged, an engagement and wedding social network designed and developed by Epsilon Concepts, and directed by Josh Gooden. What follows is episode five.
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Engaging Conversations: Cast One, Episode Two: Feedback and Ratings in Social Media

Recently Robby Berthume of Epsilon Concepts and Moon Berthume sat down with Andy Koehn, Jeff Haden, and Andrea Knight to discuss how social media is affecting business models, particularly in jewelry and bridal related industries, over a series of eight webisodes. The series was produced by Where To Get Engaged, an engagement and wedding social network marketed by Moon Berthume, and directed by Josh Gooden. What follows is episode two.
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Epsilon Concepts Launches Los Angeles Digital Directory for LA’s Tech & Entertainment Communities

(PRWEB) August 1, 2009 — Epsilon Concepts, a Los Angeles web development company specializing in custom social networks, has unveiled the Los Angeles Digital Directory at http://www.ladigitaldirectory.com. The LA Digital Directory is a tech and entertainment oriented directory of jobs, job seekers, gigs, projects, vendors/agencies, freelancers/consultants, internships, recruiters/employment agencies, and events. For a limited time, The LA Digital Directory is also giving away one Kindle for every 500 premium listings and for every 1,000 free listings.
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Introducing our Latest Social Network Beta Launch, WhereToGetEngaged.com

WhereToGetEngaged.com (WTGE) is a social network, directory and search engine that will undoubtedly change the “recession-proof” bridal industry forever. Focused on key decision and conversation points like The Ring, The Proposal, and The Wedding, WTGE is a new concept in social networking as well as the bridal industry. By connecting users, vendors, and manufacturers across an easy and intuitive platform, WTGE is a gateway for effortlessly exploring and connecting while sharing life’s most celebrated moments.
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Get off your fat ass!

As a 22 year old tech veteran, having started and led a very successful digital agency for going on 9 years now, I am used to a certain reaction when people find out the story behind Epsilon Concepts and my personal adventure in this fast-paced digital world. In a nutshell, I started my first successful company at the age of 14 (not including freelance bitch work, of course, as that started much earlier) and have simply worked hard since then to continue to grow my company and as an individual. Let me give you some background: when I was 14 I was already very entrepreneurial and I also realized at a young age that though money isn’t everything, it certainly helps and provides freedom and leverage. I also thoroughly enjoyed working. I guess I should be more specific: I didn’t really enjoy physical or mental labor in_the_act. I think saying I relished the actual work all the time would be a lie. But I did certainly love the way it made me feel and I loved the relationships that good, hard work helped create. I experienced what it felt like to be able to buy your own things and the sense of freedom and security that money can bring. I felt pride when I tried really hard on a job well done, and felt gratified when it was a thorough, professional project completed.
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Like our new look?

If you’re a regular reader of our blog, you may have noticed that posts have been a little less frequent and a bit more sporadic over the last few weeks.  We want to assure you that we haven’t gone anywhere, we’ve simply been hard at work launching some critical and exciting projects and re-designing our own website and blog plus working on the release of our upcoming Digital Directory in beta this weekend.  We think our website is cleaner, clearer, and better practices our design and development methodologies (less is …
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