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Can Be Fun"
Matt Edelman is the CEO of PeopleJam.com, a website that helps people make better lifestyle ...
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Matt Edelman: "Self-Improvement
Can Be Fun"
Nov 10, 2008
Matt Edelman is the CEO of PeopleJam.com, a website that helps people make better lifestyle decisions by helping them find the best products and resources to improve their life. Having gained an internet community to help review products and post thoughts, Edelman now faces the challenge of developing his site with minimal funding. He also talks with Pat about intellectual property and community involvement.
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This is a good idea. I'm just learning about you today. So much to learn. So many new social sites. It's amazing.
ReplyHey Pat, thanks for the recent follow on Twitter (@B_Samic). This is my first time visiting "Back to Business" and I definitely like what I see. It's good to see a show diving into the details ("how'd you get funding?", etc. Keep it up — I'll check back often. Cheers.
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