
Saturday Swedish Startup News – April 12 edition
Busy week? No time to check Swedish Startup Space? No worries – we’ve wrapped up the week’s most popular articles and latest jobs from #swedentech here for you!
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The Secrets Behind Fyndiq’s Success Story
Fyndiq is one of the fastest growing marketplaces in Europe. But what is the secret sauce that makes Fyndiq so successful? Read here to find out
Peer-to-peer service inspired by AirBnb and Foursquare launches from Gothenburg
Where do you turn when you need help with everyday tasks like cleaning or lawn mowing? Butlr is a new peer-to-peer marketplace, founded by Ozcar Stormer, where you can ask for help with these types of tasks or offer your own services to others. Peter Tjärndal wanted to learn more about Butlr, so he contacted […]
Startups don’t get sold. They get bought
This is a guest post written by Ohad Samet. Ohad is the co founder and CEO of TrueAccord, seeking to put a human face on debt collections using machine learning and behavioral analytics.
A Gothenburg startup making business on the pregnant ones
Our reporter Peter Tjärndal met Merlind Hinz at her office to talk about The M Society – a new network for mothers and pregnant women in Gothenburg. The M Society wants to gather information, activities and events and offer their users an overview of services that they might need in their new lives as mothers.
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Safello is taking the next step into Europe
Safello is a Stockholm based Bitcoin company founded in July 2013. The company is focused on supporting the cryptocurrency market with a safe way to buy, sell and use bitcoins. To facilitate its increasingly international user base, Safello have localised their website to help customers across Europe to buy and sell bitcoins safely and simply. With numerous payment methods and 86 supported banks for direct payments, Safello is lowering the barrier for consumers to take their first step into Bitcoin.
5 “alternative” advertising/PR ideas for startups
What happens when Sweden’s teeming jungle of start-ups all pitch similar or identical advertising angles and marketing campaigns? Things start to get a little melded and monotonous. If you mix all the paint on your palette together, you’re going to end up with a dull gray ooze. Well I’m not letting the startup scene turn into a dull gray ooze. Not on Marwan’s watch.
Instagram competitor Socialmist to launch out of Gothenburg
Socialmist is a new social network that is based on the idea of telling stories through music. The web app and the iPhone-app will launch on April 28 of 2014.
Stockholm’s Startup Scene: A Cheatsheet
Stockholm’s startup scene is a pretty amazing to be right now. I don’t need to bend your ear’s on what’s been happening lately – you’ve surely read about it in the New York Times, The Guardian, Reuters and of course – here at Swedish Startup Space.
Latest jobs
Senior Java Developer / System Architect at Truecaller
Location: Stockholm
Management Assistant at Truecaller
Location: Stockholm
Project Manager at Truecaller
Location: Stockholm
Test Engineer at Truecaller
Location: Stockholm
Business Developer – Sales at Coursio
Location: Stockholm
Forward Deployed Software Engineer at Palantir
Location: Stockholm
Deployment Strategist at Palantir
Location: Stockholm
Part-time Frontend Software Engineer at Tink
Location: Stockholm
iOS Software Engineer at Tink
Location: Stockholm
Sales Hero to exciting SaaS company at Sparta
Location: Stockholm
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