Cherian Thomas·Jan 5, 2017Why We Need Medium to WinI built and sold a publishing platform with some fine folks. My co-founder is also the co-creator of IA-Writer.A response icon1A response icon1
InHackerNoon.combyCherian Thomas·Nov 22, 201680% at 10 million or 40% at 15?Picture this: You raised a million in seed. It has been two years. You have traction but not that level that you anticipated. You have to…A response icon2A response icon2
Cherian Thomas·Nov 8, 2016The Valley: Pay It ForwardIf you analyze any wildly successful business or initiatives close enough, you’ll see that they have elements of magic that are…
Cherian Thomas·Nov 1, 20164 Founders in 3 Continents Who Never Met: Lessons in Building a Co-founding TeamWell, actually we met after we raised the second round.A response icon3A response icon3
InHackerNoon.combyCherian Thomas·Oct 25, 2016The Serendipity of the ValleyA brown eyed geek with a biker helmet and khaki shorts walked through the door of The Creamery, San Francisco. I barely glanced at him with…A response icon1A response icon1
InCucumbertown Magazine ArchivebyCherian Thomas·Aug 1, 2016Why does Cucumbertown have limited themes?There was some banter on twitter couple days back
InCucumbertown Magazine ArchivebyCherian Thomas·Jul 6, 2016RecipeWriter 2.1: Nofollow, Open in New Window and track clicksYou wanted, we listened :-)
InCucumbertown Magazine ArchivebyCherian Thomas·May 20, 2016Can I monetize my food blog now?Along with “Hey, can you enable affiliates for my blog”, this is perhaps the most common question we get once a blogger gets started.
InCucumbertown Magazine ArchivebyCherian Thomas·Apr 27, 2016How Not to Buy a Domain NameMonths back, my wife and I decided to move our food blog from jane.cucumbertown.com to a proper custom .com domain. As easy as it is to…A response icon1A response icon1
InCucumbertown Magazine ArchivebyCherian Thomas·Feb 8, 2016What’s up with the Terms of Service?The Terms of Service is probably the most common “I agree” lie that most of us click on. These nagging pop-ups delay the inevitable…