Launch of JumpUp: A Novel Platform for Emerging Businesses
Intuit's New Beta Site, Jumpup.com, Empowers Small Business Owners
Intuit, the company behind QuickBooks, has launched a new Beta site called Jumpup.com (formerly known as JackRabbit). This innovative platform is designed specifically for startups and those planning to start a business, aiming to provide a user-friendly environment even as the volume of content grows.
The site's name, JackRabbit, symbolizes a quick and energetic start for a new business. Jumpup.com is more than just a resource for starting a business; it's a tool for organizing information, a platform for networking, and a hub for accessing a variety of free online tools.
One of the standout features of Jumpup.com is its Bookmarks and Contact sections. These tools allow small business owners to save and organize relevant information and connect with other business owners. The Contact area, called "My Contacts," offers a streamlined way to network, saving valuable time for busy entrepreneurs.
The site's design is intuitive and easy to navigate, with a user-friendly interface that makes it simple to find and utilize its resources. Jumpup.com also includes an "About Us" page, offering a more personal touch by introducing the JackRabbit team.
While the content may still be a little sketchy in places, more is expected to be added over time. The site currently offers a collection of helpful business resources and websites, including bookmarked sites that can be added by anyone with tags for easy searching. Additionally, users can find tools like calculators and software like QuickBooks Simple Start.
Jumpup.com represents the new generation of small business resources online. It's user-friendly, energetic, and geared towards those in the planning stages of starting a business. As it's currently in the Beta test phase, Intuit is seeking feedback from business owners to improve the site. If you're a startup or aspiring entrepreneur, be sure to check out Jumpup.com and share your thoughts.
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