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GrubHub and Seamless: A Marriage of Convenience

Published October 23, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: The Web, Technology, Service, Culture of Capitalism, StartupsTagged Seamless, GrubHub, innovation, start-ups, smartphones, startup capital, competitors, Seamless Web, e-commerce, convenient interface, tablets, viral-focused marketing campaign, CTA advertisements, smartphone and tablet users, new mobile technology, tech business, access newer markets
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The Marriage of GrubHub and Seamless When Seamless Web launched, back in the fledgling days of e-commerce just before the new millennium rolled in, its original founders had designs on providing an intuitive and simple online catering service. The site fulfilled its initial intentions, providing …

Entrepreneurs: Adapt and Change Like Seamless or Watch Your Business Die

Published March 28, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: The Web, Service, SWOT Analysis, Startups, Risk vs. RewardTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, Seamless, digital food ordering, updating a business model, trusted brand, GrubHub, mobile technology, entrepreneurial venture, innovative
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Adapt and Survive Few companies have demonstrated the importance of this crucial mantra to the entrepreneur than Seamless, now a digital food ordering and delivery service much in the vein of its main (and currently more recognizable, although changing quickly) rival GrubHub. But what many …