We made it to the finals!

We entered The Next Web 2012’s Start-up Rally and after a tough selection process and some fierce competition we made it the to the Finals! Woohoo! That means we have time on stage at the conference to show our vision and tell our story. Our CEO, Aernoud is pitching SellanApp to hundreds if not thousands of people. You can probably understand that we’re pretty stoked.

TNW Start Up Rally logo

Something else we’re excited about is that we’re going announce some great stuff at The Next Web conference. Among hundreds of start-ups, investors and tech enthusiasts we’re pulling back the curtain on something we’ve been building on for months. Keep an eye on our social media and mailbox to get everything first hand. 

Not so important but still nice to mention, we now have Pinterest, where we share our inspiration for you. Follow us to get updates and if you like to curate some great content with us, send us an email with your account so we can add you. 

As for TNW 2012. See you on stage! See you at the event! And see you at the many ‘meets and drinks’ organized around Amsterdam. 

For the official press release click, press or touch here. or here for the article on the TNW.

Blog post about a blog post

There is this whole fast tech revolution rolling through and they know all about it. The Next Web is the international blog about technology news, business and culture. We at SellanApp know because we read the blog almost daily, in particular their Apps section. We recently stumbled upon their best article yet. Take a look. 

The road to this article was a smooth one, the timing of the article is a whole other story. Nancy Messieh (Apps editor at TNW) managed to interview Milan from Cairo during an one hour Skype call and wrote this great article. She was spot on in describing what the SellanApp concept is all about and especially in describing our philosophy. 

We received a notification of us being featured on October the sixth. We know what you are thinking… the day former Apple CEO Steve Jobs died and the whole world was talking about the loss of an icon. So we held our breath and hoped that we would still get some feedback on the article. 

And we did! Twitter exploded, retweets and positive reactions all over the place! We were busy for three days handling our social media, emails and subscriptions. Three days well spent. We would like to thank The Next Web and in particular Nancy Messieh for the effort and exposure.

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