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Revolutionizing the Limousine Service: Limos.com CEO T.J. Clark (Part 7)
Sramana: What other international destinations are you serving besides India and Europe? T.J. Clark: South America, China, and the south of Africa, which includes Nigeria and South Africa. Sramana: I was not expecting you to say Africa. Is there anything in particular driving that market? T.J. Clark: There is demand and successful commerce. Nigeria is
Revolutionizing the Limousine Service: Limos.com CEO T.J. Clark (Part 6)
Sramana: You mentioned that Uber is trying to get the taxi market segment. Are you going after that as well? T.J. Clark: We are with price parity. We want to get you in a Town Car at a price point that is within 10% of the taxi, tip included. We are going to launch our
Revolutionizing the Limousine Service: Limos.com CEO T.J. Clark (Part 5)
Sramana: How does your review and rating service work? T.J. Clark: It is limited to customers who have taken a ride with a company. We know the email for consumers who have booked the job. We collect feedback from those customers. We also have ride fulfillment data in the form of incident reports and on-time
Revolutionizing the Limousine Service: Limos.com CEO T.J. Clark (Part 4)
Sramana: How long did it take you to get enough inventory to really change the business? T.J. Clark: It took us three years, almost exactly. We had to build the technology and work with suppliers. We really hit our stride three years into the initiative, which was early 2011. That is when I felt the
Revolutionizing the Limousine Service: Limos.com CEO T.J. Clark (Part 3)
Sramana: How much did Limousine operators have to pay to get a directory listing on Limos.com? T.J. Clark: They were spending a couple of hundred dollars a month. Sramana: If Limos.com was generating a million dollars a year in revenue, then it is fair to say that a lot of limo owners had already found
Revolutionizing the Limousine Service: Limos.com CEO T.J. Clark (Part 2)
Sramana: What happened after Hotwire.com? T.J. Clark: We sold Hotwire.com to IAC/InterActive Corp in late 2003. I stayed on the IAC corporate team for four years. What an incredible experience that was! At the time they owned 85 Internet brands, including Expedia.com, Hotels.com, ServiceMagic.com, LendingTree.com, Match.com, and several other businesses. I was exposed to a
Revolutionizing the Limousine Service: Limos.com CEO T.J. Clark (Part 1)
T.J. Clark joined Limos.com as president and CEO in March 2008. He was previously vice president of business operations at IAC/InterActiveCorp, which consisted of more than 85 Internet brands with 20 million visitors per day (ranked eighth worldwide), including Expedia, Hotels.com, Ticketmaster, LendingTree, and Match.com. Mr. Clark was previously a member the Hotwire.com startup team
Online Audience Sampling Scaling Super Fast: uSamp CEO Matt Dusig (Part 7)
Sramana: You are looking at a $40 million run rate. Where are you looking to go from here? Is going public something to consider? Matt Dusig: Luckily, we took some chips off the table when we sold our first company. We are not starving artists and there is no rush to sell early this time.