On Tuesday, I’ll be moderating a panel about how developers of Facebook applications can get money from venture capitalists.
Venture capitalists are looking for big hits and it’s not easy to please them. This panel features the leading investors in Facebook apps. If you’re going to get the skinny on funding, this is the place. The panel features Luke Nosek, Lee Lorenzen, Jeff Clavier and George Zachary.
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Louis said:
I am in the U.K so sadly can’t attend. I hope there will be audio recordings available after the event.
By the way, I will shortly be applying for funding for a facebook app and would like to hear people’s thoughts on how to determine how much funding is required for a facebook app. Perhaps someone reading this could ask this question of the experts at the conference and post a reply here afterwards. I would be ver grateful.
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thomas alexander said:
we have developed nearly 10 FB apps. we can tell you how much using our techniques and how much the conventional way. If your app - in our opinion - is good, we will even develop it for you on a revenue share basis.
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thomas alexander said:
The same app can be made to work across other SN platforms too.
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Louis said:
Hi Thomas,
Your revenue share comment is interesting. Could you please contact me via my website and I will fill you in on my app idea. Many thanks.
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