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Today I've finally found the time to add a long requested feature to the appointment scheduling system that I offer as Saas. It'll allow customers to pick and book multiple appointments in one go. As a bonus I'll make the loo
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Some people like it to feel superior and some parts of PHP make an easy target. Not to mention sheer mass of PHP scripts that make a huge target.
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Only if your business caters to developers and the like.
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Do something you have need for. It'll help with the motivation.
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I grew a side project (appointment scheduling) 150% and even scored a large multinational corporation as a customer.
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Someone I know recently had a similar problem and contacted ICANN. He was then referred to a local company that handles these kind of problems. He had to provide some ID in order to prove domain ownership. Once that was done he received the
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I know a couple of software and hosting companies that use http://osticket.com/
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What kind of position is it? Even for a junior developer position two months of experience is very little.
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> I don't know, I would google it That's exactly what I would answer and that would exactly be the reason why most companies won't hire me.
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Maybe, but there are not 10 visitors that come from the same city according to Google Analytics.
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Yes, I suspect so, too.
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Thanks. Already done that. Didn't find anything. :-)
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Ask HN: Found HN in my referrers. Can't find details page
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I started developing in 2001. The number of customers is less than I would like. There is not much marketing going on. A little bit of content marketing, AdWords, guest blogging.
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http://www.appointmind.com/ Very little support requests and almost all of the development is being paid for by various customers.
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Actually, I think it's the perfect answer to an unreasonable, arrogant, and condescending request.
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It's the other way around. They make losses because they grow.
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I tend to use keywords as the application name as it makes SEO easier and people know what the app does by its title.
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Being the cautious type, I myself would reduce working time and start developing in my spare time until I have something to show potential customers.
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Here are the things that have proven effective for us: - Guest blog posts - AdWords - Answering questions in forums on other websites - Content marketing - Getting partners that promote or sell our services
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I don't know. I almost always fix the bugs immediately (same or next day). If I can't do that in that short time frame, I'll explain it to the customer and ask them to give me a couple of days to fix it.
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Mostly reddit, HN, some blogs and a local news agregator. And John Stewart of course.
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In my experience most customers are pretty tolerant as long as you immediately fix the bugs. If you take your time fixing the bugs they'll start wondering whether you're still working on the software. Not a good situation. Custome
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http://www.cakedayreminder.com/ Took two or three days.
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> This time around I can apply all these lessons learned. Good luck. :-)
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> rather than coming to the site or emailing support to > cancel, would simply submit a chargeback on their credit > card. Obviously that did not stop recurring billing Why not? If I receive information that a payment has been stop
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I liked "Founders at Work".
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Around 1990 I wrote Basic programs on an Amiga 500 that moved sprites, draw lines etc.
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Getting customers directly is actually not the problem. The usual marketing and growth hacking tools worked quite well. Our problem is getting partners that refer customers. I don't mean affiliate partners but real partners that includ
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Do you mean patents in general or just software patents?
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