Adonomics Finds a New Home
December 18th, 2008As you can read here, the Adonomics.com site (an Altura Ventures portfolio company) was sold to Adknowledge on November 3, 2008 . Adknowledge is one of the leading multi-channel advertising networks and offered Adonomics’ app publishers a chance for increased ad revenue.
Since Altura Ventures invested in Adonomics, it has been the home of my blog related to the Facebook App phenomenon. Those posts made a number of bold predictions about Facebook and tried to make sense of one of the most important developments in software since the advent of the graphical operating system.
For a list of the prior blog posts on the Adonomics site, you can refer to the following:
- Consolidation Trend Continues In Facebook with Social Gaming Network (SGN) Leading the Way
- Facebook is to Developers what eBay is to Power Sellers
- The Adonomics 100™ Top App Companies
- Congrats to Max and Look Out Mark
- A to Z on Why Facebook CAN’T Be Worth $100 Billion
- Why Facebook Is Worth $100 Billion
- The GEM System for the Viral Design and Tuning of Facebook Apps
- Slide’s Top Friends App Emerges as 3rd Largest Social Network (and Other Unintended Consequences of OpenSocial)
- Google Fears Facebook-Enhanced, Open-Source, AdSense Competitor
- Microsoft Expects At Least 7x Return on Their Recent Facebook Investment
- Is SuperGroups the Next Killer App for Facebook?
- Kara Swisher is no longer in a relationship with Mark Zuckerberg — It’s complicated
- Valuation, Shmaluation — How to Win Big When Mr. Market is Wrong
- An Adonomics Valuation is the Key to Not Undervaluing Your App
- The Social Operating System War — The First Leaks
- Triumph of the Nerds — Part Deux
- Adonomics Service Description and Price List
- Don’t Sell Your Facebook App for any less than $1.00 per User, Instead Rent Your App Real Estate and Make $10 per User
- Appaholic Acquired by Altura Ventures
So, now that Adonomics has found its new home, it is time for my blog to find a new home at the Altura Ventures web site. In addition to writing about Facebook, I’ll include posts about those topics that software entrepreneurs are most likely to be interested in. These include the startup process, fundraising, angel investors, strategic partnerships, VCs, viral marketing, leadership, negotiating, selling an app/domain/company and enjoying the entrepreneurial way of life.