Sorry To See You Go, Free Personal WebsiteAll good free things come to an end, and Geocities (part of whatever the hell Yahoo360 was supposed to be) is next on the list. I've had my Geocities site up since 1998 or so. It first held my first website...
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Hey Kids, it's Me
- Tom Kuhr
- I'm a marketing + product strategist for software companies of all types. A 20-year industry veteran with experience in product-market fit, international growth, AI, SaaS, mobile, ecommerce, product management, product strategy, and consumer branding. I love building products with great user experiences. I really love driving revenue and creating momentum with early-stage software companies.