Nashville and Silicon Valley have a lot in common. They're both
filled with smart, creative people building businesses together.
Nashville's start-up scene may be less well known, but it's bursting
with energy and creativity like the rest of the city, and on April 19,
we brought our Google for Entrepreneurs program down to the home of honky tonks to learn more about how we might help out.
Event crowd in our rustic music hall venue.
Google for Entrepreneurs was a full day of sessions exploring topics from how to use Google+ and Youtube to publicize your content, to ads and analytics tools for businesses to our various platforms for developers. The crowd of 430 attendees ranged from tech startups like Populr.me, which is building a beautiful HTML5 micropublishing app, to ArtistGrowth, which is creating a platform for artists to organize and monetize a music business from their phone. A group of eight enterprising Googlers led conversations on getting your business on the global map, while the Creator’s Freedom Project hosted a panel of local artists discussing how creative people can make a living using today's technology. We closed the day by discussing how music and tech can work together to make the Internet awesome. Then, naturally, it was time to let the live music and beverages flow. For more photos, check out our web album here.
Google panel taking any and all questions.
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