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It's a little better than TimeBridge. But it may not be better enough.
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Thank you for your positive review of Tungle. I would like to make a small but important correction on our business model. Tungle's future revenue will be based on premium services that we intend to launch in 2010. What is available today is free and will remain free.
As some of your readers may know, we recently raised a $5M round of funding - this gives us the necessary resources to build an effective and addictive service for business professionals.
Keep on Tunglin'
Marc Gingras
CEO of Tungle
Thanks for the clarification -- sort of. What will your premium services be?
-Rafe
- by TungleCEO June 9, 2009 6:35 AM PDT
- Hi Rafe. Our premium services will include features that target specific business segments like sales, HR and PR professionals. I am happy to brief you and get your feedback on our plans for our Premium offering, but given the competitive environment, we are not ready to disclose the details to the public for the time being. Feel free to Tungle me (http://tungle.me/Marc) at anytime to schedule a call.
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(3 Comments)As Andy Grove said: "Only the paranoid survive".
Marc.