In this interview, Michael Birch reveals what happens when you sell your startup and the things to avoid. He talks about dealing with lawyers, the valuation process and what he has learnt from Bebo.

In this interview, Tamar Weinberg explains why building relationships offline is a guaranteed way to ensure your social media efforts are not wasted. She also breaks down the best ways to use Twitter and Facebook for your startup.

In this interview, David Allen explains how entrepreneurs can be in control, why planning and having an overall purpose is key to generating productive outcomes.

In this interview, Daniel Burka outlines the design process of Milk's new app Oink and how they went about testing it's potential. In the second half he explains what a designer can do to excel and improve.

In this interview, Vitaly Friedman reveals what goes on behind the Smashing Magazine walls. He gives advice for those that want to accomplish similar things and why consistency and producing quality content is the key to achieving growth.

In this interview, Jim McKelvey reveals why prototyping your own idea is essential to acquiring an understanding and making progress. He also explains that solving a real problem should be the only basis for starting a company and why searching for talented people is an invaluable endeavour.

In this interview, Mike Maples explains why only a few select ideas are worth pursuing. He reveals what he personally looks for in a startup and why founders should focus on spotting waves.

In this interview, Brian Wong explains where young founders typically go wrong and why working for a startup early on is a great way to learn about the game. He sheds light on what it really means to build relationships and how to be persistent without being annoying.

In this interview, Jeff Lawson explains how he built a community around developers and why the demo is the most powerful asset for a startup. He also reveals the mindset of the purchasing developer and how to create a good API.

In this interview, Luke Wroblewski explains that startups need to take more advantage of mobile. He outlines that starting small and streamlining is a great way to learn mobile design. At the end we touch on the key points from his latest book.