Apane

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by Apane 10y ago
Very cool.
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How to be a product focused founder(medium.com)
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Living vs. Creating(medium.com)
7 points by Apane 10y ago|2 comments
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Enjoy the process – startups are tough(medium.com)
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Ask HN: When do you know it's time to pivot?
4 points by Apane 10y ago|3 comments
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Interested in starting a freelance business and growing it to 6 figures a year?
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by Apane 10y ago
Thanks, agree!
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Starting up(medium.com)
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by Apane 10y ago
Open to feedback!
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Show HN: New way to pre-book promotional meals at restaurants(fastvenues.com)
2 points by Apane 10y ago|2 comments
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The Best Sites for Freelance WebDev Work
3 points by Apane 11y ago|1 comments
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What's the best web framework to learn in 2016?
4 points by Apane 11y ago|2 comments
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What are the best sites for freelance Web Dev work?
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How to Make it as Millennials(medium.com)
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by Apane 11y ago
There's a bunch of gurus that have done this and have been tremendously successful. To name a few: Gary Vaynerchuk, Grant Cardone, Tai Lopez, James Altucher. I'm sure there are cases that haven't been as successful, but show
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by Apane 11y ago
I'm a friend of Jennifer's, I would say that she's on the money with the attention part. The vehicle that you choose to get that attention will depend on your strengths. If you have a cool voice then go the Podcast route, if
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How to Make it as a Millennial(medium.com)
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The AirBNB for event venues is dominating the event space market(techsytalk.com)
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by Apane 11y ago
I've spoken with several event planning pros in person, and quickly learned that they're not our target. We built this because we wanted to making finding the perfect venue for your event simple as possible, with software that is
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by Apane 11y ago
The pricing is minimum price per person. In addition, I've spoken with and met folks who plan events often in the city and they love the product, albeit, the more higher end ones already have their networks and contacts at venues. So t
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by Apane 11y ago
Thanks - great feedback, I agree. I'll put it this way for clarity sake, in essence venuevortex.com is a marketplace. The supply-side are the venues and the demand side are people looking for event space for their birthday, baby shower
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Creative marketing strategies for new startups
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How technology is making it easy for you to find venues for your event(venuevortex.com)
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How software is un-bundling the event planning industry(venuevortex.com)
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Ask HN: Pivot Advice
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by Apane 11y ago
Yes, I'm targeting only folks in those cities. Since we've initially launched in Ontario. We're only targeting Ontarians at the moment. The issue is really with the demand side, is there a real use-case here? Perhaps a pivot
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Ask HN: Getting users to use the product, overcoming obscurity
3 points by Apane 11y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: New way to find and book venues(venuevortex.com)
1 points by Apane 11y ago|0 comments
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by Apane 11y ago
Thanks Jeff, appreciate the feedback! Please hit the upvote button if you like the idea :)
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Show HN: My new startup (happy to answer q's)(venuevortex.com)
1 points by Apane 11y ago|0 comments

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