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+1. (I'm the author of the article)
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congrats on the launch Eric and eric!
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(I am the original author of the blog post) Disagree. What does it meant to have Basecamp with "more features"? Features aren't in themselves good things. Instead, you end up needing to focus the new features around a particular theme or va
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I'm the author of the article. Great comment and exactly describes what I was trying to convey.
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The post specifically mentioned a valid strategy as going after other geographies where groupon is not currently operating.
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I think for you, "starting a groupon" just implies the tech- the post acknowledges the trivial technical hurdle and argues that the real obstacle is the $30 per email sub. It's not real until you are actually making money on deals, and the
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Why websites look so ugly
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How Facebook could clean up the offers industry
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Responding to Scamville: How offers and product bundling add value
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93% of facebook app revenue is from young users. Older ones? Less than 7%
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Crucial stages in designing your viral loop
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Age versus average revenue per user: Real data on who monetizes best
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How to keep visual design consistent while A/B testing like crazy
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BBS door games: Social Gaming innovation from the 1980s
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How desktop apps beat websites at building large active userbases
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ILike, Lookery, Google Voice: Recent platform lessons from app developers
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Do interviews predict job performance? How about dating for marriage?
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Does Silicon Valley noise detract from long-term value creation?
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Social design explosion: Polls, quizzes, reviews, forums, oh my
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Built to Fail: What Google, Ideo, and 37signals have in common
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way underspeced virtual server ;-) Should be working now.
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Friends versus Followers: Twitter’s elegant design for grouping contacts
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I'm not suggesting that. You should run small experiments (<$50) per day until you figure out that you get can profitable. Only then do you scale up. The point is understanding what the microeconomics look like, so that you know how to
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in paid user acquisition, unfortunately, the common case is that you run out of ads to buy. So then you have to start buying crappier ads that perform worse, just to get to the next level of revenue. One of the biggest examples of this is e
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I'm the original author for the blog - the numbers are fake, and were chosen to make the graph interesting :-) Your mileage will vary! Note also that you pay upfront for acquisition but your revenue base builds up over time - the more momen
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I am the author of this blog post - good points on this from a financial perspective. I can tell you were building financial models for a living, because you think ROI is the most important question for entrepreneurs ;-) For startups, the m
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Big list of 2009 tech conferences that every startup should be aware of
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List of $350MM of VC investments in social gaming, virtual worlds, casual MMOs, etc
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The first 6 steps to homegrowing basic startup analytics
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Growing renewable audiences (a talk at O’Reilly Alphatech Ventures)
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