Submit your Startup!
by Startacus Admin
Submit your Startup!
When we relaunched our Collaboration space back in June, we reckon we went a step further in offering a fab place where self starters can submit their startups, ideas and projects for the world to see.
And as you’d imagine, we are still busy beavering away at Startacus HQ to try and evolve and improve that space. Over the coming weeks and months we will add extra user functionality in order to 
ensure that those great ideas, projects or startups become great ideas, projects, or startups that all the right people know about.
But enough about us!
Since June, there has been such a fab array of startups, ideas and projects added to the space that we wanted to give them all a little shout out and encourage all of you to give the space and all the projects added so far, a little collective pat on the back.
So, feel free to take a look, comment and socially share any of the projects added so far - this is after all Startacus - the Self Start Society, so any collaborative support that you can give - well... it
certainly does help.
Also for all you self starters, the world over, who are yet to submit their startup, idea or project into our growing showcasing directory - please do so - the more the merrier!
And best of all? You can do this for free! Simply sign up to Startacus (if you haven't already done so), add your idea, project or startup and get on with the exciting business of telling us and the world at large what you’re up to!
Also If you are a startup and need some additional assistance with your marketing or startup PR, then then you might like to take a look at our startup publicity programme too.
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