Rob Go
In search of things new and useful.
In search of things new and useful.
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This is the first post in a series of interviews on Product Leadership. I’m very pleased to kick this series off with an interview of Max Ventilla at Google. Max was a co-founder of Aardvark, a social search company backed […]
This past Friday was my last day at Spark Capital. It has been a privilege to be a part of this team. I have grown in ways that I didn’t expect, and was glad to be part of a firm […]
I’m pleased to have David Knox guest blogginig on robgo.org today. For those of you who read my blog, you’ll know that I’ve done a series on Brand and CPG marketing on the internet and why I think it’s going […]
When you are really smart, you can anticipate where things are going and get there first. In that case, you are a pioneer. You are doing things differently or following really really fast. But you can realistically only be that […]
There was some chatter a few weeks ago about the dearth of experienced product managers in innovation centers outside of Silicon Valley. It’s definitely true in the East Coast, and it hurts both very early stage companies (where the founder […]
Hello new Tumblr followers! I’m honored that you are following me. Hope you enjoy my blog… but remember that you get what you pay for 🙂
I’m getting my IPAD this weekend, which makes me think that I’m going to do even more reading in the near future than I already do. RSS has made a little resurgence in my life recently. It’s nice to have […]
This is my second post in a series about CPG marketing on the internet. My main argument is that we are going to see a major rise in online advertising from CPG’s (and brand marketers overall), which historically have not been as aggressive about […]
Seems like VC’s are starting to bring in more new folks again. It’s refreshing to see. I think Venture is very much a young person’s job and it behooves firms to have a flow of really good, smart, scrappy young […]