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Biochemistry degree, followed by 15 years as a magazine journalist/editor, then a couple of years as a web developer. Now running a little software development
by alexkearns 15y ago
Biochemistry degree, followed by 15 years as a magazine journalist/editor, then a couple of years as a web developer. Now running a little software development company. First product: www.tiki-toki.com - shortly to launch our second product.
- benregn 15y agoWere you an journalist/editor for a magazine related to biochemistry? BTW, nice looking product. How is the traction? The text in #818181 was a bit hard for me to read, have you done any A/B testing on the main page?
- alexkearns 15y agoNo, I was a business/architecture journalist. I have not once put my biochemistry degree to any use. A bit of a waste of time to be honest, but I had a lot of fun and got drunk a lot. Traction for www.tiki-toki.com is pretty good, though not spectacular. Launched in April 2011. We have tens of thousands of users and are profitable. Haven't done any A/B testing on the main age. Been more focused on improving the software following feedback from users. But will maybe look more at A/B testing this year, once we have launched product no 2. Thanks for your interest.