Mike Lazerow, founder of Buddy Media, tells us the company has reached seven-figure monthly revenues. According to conventional wisdom and more than a few quarterly reports:
- Ad budgets are tightening
- It’s RIP good times for startups.
- Marketers are too nervous to spend on experimental social media
- And anybody counting on the Detroit automakers better find a new line of work.
So how, exactly, did Buddy Media, which builds branded widgets, grow its revenues 138% during a quarter in which one of its more notable clients was the famously failing General Motors?
