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by ashmaurya 17y ago
patio11 - The reason a lot of people start with AdWords is exactly because the learning curve is low and there are some reports of success using it. However, as people have learned to work AdWords, I'm afraid such reports are getting far an
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From Minimum Viable Product to Landing Pages(ashmaurya.com)
31 points by ashmaurya 17y ago|8 comments
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How I built my minimum viable product(ashmaurya.com)
33 points by ashmaurya 17y ago|6 comments
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How I learnt to grok Customer Development(ashmaurya.com)
1 points by ashmaurya 17y ago|0 comments
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
Don't care for Consolas but the blue/yellow color scheme is acceptable with Monaco.
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
We are currently searching for the right niche but one that seems to have some legs is the digital home market - partnering with ISPs to up sell higher bandwidth plans, and networked hard drive and appliance manufactures for value add servi
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
Thanks... I agree those bullets are painful and I'll be changing that very shortly here.
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
Yes - sort of... Incidentally, we also have another product called BoxCloud which is a bit like DropBox for files and folders.
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
Thanks... we slapped the site pretty quickly but are revisiting from an SEO perspective.
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
From a technical perspective, the desktop is not directly addressable from the outside. All traffic flows through our p2web gateway and is encypted/authenticated. From a non-technical perspective, I do agree security will always be a concer
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
The 50Bn and 10% numbers come from InfoTrends via itfacts ( http://www.itfacts.biz/50-bln-digital-photos-taken-in-2007-6... ). Yes, it probably includes throwaways but even throwaways are sharable (even if the audience might approach 1). I
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Ask HN: Review my startup - CloudFire
15 points by ashmaurya 18y ago|21 comments
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by ashmaurya 18y ago
We all have tons of photos, movies, and music on our desktops that we'd like to share, but don't have the time or patience to upload them all to an online sharing site. We built CloudFire for people that want to share ALL their media...FAST