Posts tagged "Linktree"

Google has far too many employees, and they're too highly paid, according to a billionaire investor with shares in Alphabet.

While a few notable tech startups have come out of Australia, the country's digital prowess is severely lacking compared to its overseas counterparts.

Going backwards can sometimes take you forwards and there are two main ways that founders can maintain culture during turbulent times.

We're only a month away from the final quarter of 2022 — a year that could be remembered for its worldwide tech layoffs.

Digital menu and restaurant ordering startup Mr Yum will lay off nearly one in five workers, becoming the latest Australian firm to slash its headcount as market expectations dim.

Hootsuite has about 1200 staff members all over the globe, meaning some 400 people will lose their jobs this week, though management is refusing to say which roles are on the chopping block.

The social media startup's founder has confirmed the layoffs, amounting to about 50 staff members out of a reported 300-strong workforce.

SmartCompany is working in partnership with AWS and The Commons to launch the Pitch, which invites new startups to compete to win.

Australian 'link in bio' unicorn Linktree has revealed a fully-featured smartphone app, a development the company says will streamline the way users interact with the platform.

Linktree will reimburse employees for the cost of travel and accommodation to a state which provides legal abortion services.

Social media unicorn Linktree has revealed Linktree Marketplace, allowing its 25+ million creators to add over 30 Link Apps and integrations on their landing pages.

Jessica Box joined Linktree at the start of the global pandemic and has overseen the company’s user base explode from four million to 24+ million in two years as head of growth. And as of March, Linktree is a unicorn — with a capital raise giving the company an evaluation of $1.7 billion.