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InboxQ (YC W10): Snagging Customer Leads from Twitter(blogs.forbes.com)
53 points by answerly 15y ago|14 comments
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by answerly 16y ago
We are a startup (YC W10) looking for great summer interns and would happily help with visas, etc for the right person. My contact info is in my profile if you'd like to chat.
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How Many Users Does Twitter Really Have?(businessinsider.com)
2 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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Great gadgets for small business: InboxQ (YC W10)(money.cnn.com)
20 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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Clavier Calls Twitter's Dorsey Appointment 'Good News'(youtube.com)
2 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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SV Angel's David Lee Interview(bloomberg.com)
5 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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The Color of Money(techcrunch.com)
43 points by answerly 16y ago|31 comments
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Google's former ad man joins Twitter(finance.fortune.cnn.com)
1 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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Seeing Interactive (YC W10) Changes Name To OwnLocal, Launches Deals Network(techcrunch.com)
63 points by answerly 16y ago|15 comments
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SoftTech's Clavier Calls Groupon `Very Worthy' Company(youtube.com)
2 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo Is About To Sell Delicious For $1-$2 Million(businessinsider.com)
9 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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by answerly 16y ago
Yes- we were accepted in the Winter 2010 batch a little over a year ago. We weren't planning on applying at first, but did so on a lark at the last minute. It has, without a doubt, been the best decision we ever made for our business.
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by answerly 16y ago
There is nothing age specific about YC. There have been YC founders over 40. I think that folks that complain about being "too old" for YC usually mean that they have lots of commitments that aren't compatible with the requirements of the
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by answerly 16y ago
Applying to Y Combinator.
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LinkedIn’s Reid Hoffman explains the brave new world of data(venturebeat.com)
5 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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by answerly 16y ago
Thanks for trying out the plugin! If you are open to sharing, it would be great to see the keywords/phrases you are tracking and quality settings you are using. You can email me at joe@inboxq.com if you like and I can do my best to help yo
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InboxQ (YC W10) brings its Twitter Q&A service to Firefox(venturebeat.com)
51 points by answerly 16y ago|2 comments
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Y Combinator's Graham Doesn't See "Bubble" in Technology(youtube.com)
163 points by answerly 16y ago|76 comments
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Clicker Joins CBS Interactive(clicker.com)
2 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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The Age Of Relevance(techcrunch.com)
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In With A Bang, Out With A Whimper: Calacanis Walks From TechCrunch Lawsuit(techcrunch.com)
12 points by answerly 16y ago|1 comments
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by answerly 16y ago
There is a bunch more paperwork and cost related to dealing with non-accredit folks. Since they are non-accredited, it is safe to assume they don't have a lot of money to invest anyway. So, the additional overhead/legal cost is very likely
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by answerly 16y ago
Sorry about the confusion! Queryable, Corp. is the corporate entity that we set up when we founded the company. Answerly.com was our first consumer product. We've always been known to our investors, partners, vendors as Answerly because th
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by answerly 16y ago
Thanks for asking! I agree with you. I think there will ultimately be different variations of the product based on the goals/objectives of the business. Our goal at this stage was to put enough structure around the product that it would be
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by answerly 16y ago
Great questions. Our thesis here is that Twitter is a major channel for businesses to interact with existing and potential customers and is only going to get bigger. Big companies are already deploying lots of resources in an attempt to fin
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by answerly 16y ago
Thanks! The feedback we got early on from potential customers was that they loved the idea of sourcing questions from Twitter. But, they didn't want another place to login to access Twitter data. So, we figured a browser app was a good firs
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by answerly 16y ago
>but I'm just wondering how common this kind of lock-in is This is very common. One of the primary purposes of employee stock options is to create the lock-in effect you are talking about. That is why they are sometimes called "golden
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Facebook Will Be Baked Into Dozens Of Mobile Devices This Year(techcrunch.com)
4 points by answerly 16y ago|0 comments
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by answerly 16y ago
>I think founders often have extraordinary skill I think that was Aaron's point. Daniel is an extraordinary person. An ordinary person would probably have just given up given a similar set of circumstances.
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by answerly 16y ago
You certainly don't have anything to worry about. There is nothing age specific about YC. I am pretty sure that I remember pg mentioning in a previous thread on this topic that there have been YC founders in their 40's and 50's. The age ra

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