You know you have made an impact when you describe your company to the Washington Post
as “Wahanda Aims To Become Yelp-Meets-Groupon-For-Health.” For many years, young startups would describe their business with the sound bite of “We are the Google of…”. Groupon matters now. It is a comparable that people use as a descriptor for something with promise.

Groupon is such a breakout hit and so many faux competitors now have emerged. The one competitor that I worry about as a board member of Groupon is Nopuorg.com. These folks have it right. These guys are good.