In their own words

“In 1998, brothers Gregg and Evan Spiridellis saw a dancing doodie in a video streaming over the Internet and it changed their lives forever. What they saw in their web browser was not just an incredibly amusing, dancing piece of dung, but also a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be pioneers in a brave new world of entertainment. At the time, Gregg was an MBA student at the Wharton School of Business recovering from four years of investment banking and Evan was an accomplished independent animator using off-the-shelf consumer technologies to create ground-breaking, festival-winning short films. One year later, in 1999, Gregg freed himself from his investment banking shackles and the Spiridellis brothers launched JibJab in a Brooklyn garage - despite the fact that starting a business in a garage is really a cliché thing to do.”

	Why it might be a killer

Jibjab.com is a really appealing site; it provides users with a huge wealth of funny and animated jokes, videos, graffiti’s, pictures and more. The site is really well organized and has a great design. Jibjab.com has huge potential audience, due to an increasing demand of this service.

	Some questions

How will Jibjab.com fare in the midst of so much competition? How will they attract new visitors?