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Easy ways to improve conversion with copy(medium.com)
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Lessons and data for writing an email newsletter people actually read(blog.assembly.com)
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Writing a newsletter people actually read(blog.assembly.com)
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Show HN: Tweety Pi - Tweet right at Pi time on Pi day tomorrow(tweetypi.co)
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Bass CSS(basscss.com)
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by awwstn 12y ago
I have obvious bias as a member of the Assembly team, but I think it would be a perfect place to build lots of these ideas collaboratively – and I'd love to help facilitate/participate. Here's where to start: https:/&#x
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My advice when asked for input on YC applications(squall.io)
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Ideas vs. execution(squall.io)
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Entrepreneurship 3.0(venturebeat.com)
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Distribution channels(blog.assembly.com)
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Show HN: Gamamia: Find, share, and discuss indie games(gamamia.com)
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How Brace (YC W12) gave its products to the community post-acquisition(blog.assembly.com)
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Our Incredible Journey(blog.assembly.com)
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Save your side project, a recap(blog.assembly.com)
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by awwstn 12y ago
Pretty much any software product works. A few examples of mobile apps on Assembly: - http://getgigradio.com/ - http://www.getripple.co/ - https://assembly.com/meowboard
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by awwstn 12y ago
Awesome. I'll follow up with you over email to chat about Think200 and how we can make it thrive.
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Save your side project(saveyoursideproject.com)
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by awwstn 12y ago
I work at Assembly and have paid pretty close attention to Coderwall, which might have some lessons for you. Coderwall has around 500,000 unique user sessions per month, and it's all software developers. They monetize in a few differen
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by awwstn 12y ago
They might be working for free as part of some sort of partnership. In the aftermath of this, a good PR firm would have no shortage of ideas for monetizing these kids' infamy. In fact, it's quite possible the NY Observer paid a pr
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Box, Inc. S-1(secfilings.nasdaq.com)
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by awwstn 12y ago
Here are the repos: https://github.com/asm-products/cloudroutes-service https://github.com/asm-products/cloudroutes-developerdocs
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by awwstn 12y ago
This is really great – though I wonder if Lyft runs the risk of people making the connection once (i.e. finding a person with similar commute times/locations who is willing to pay for rides) and deciding to arrange a paid carpool that
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by awwstn 12y ago
Glad you think it's a cool idea! A few things: The product doesn't have an "owner", and nobody has an earning package. So a user could create large bounties and award them to him/her self (thus increasing his/h
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by awwstn 12y ago
Yes – 100% of profits are distributed to the community based on App Coins. The person who initially submits the product has ownership just like everyone else, and gets paid that way.
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With Assembly (YC W12), anyone can contribute to open-source and get paid(theverge.com)
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by awwstn 12y ago
You’ve pointed out several of the biggest challenges Assembly has had to overcome to get where we are today. But yes, they are big challenges. Here’s how it works: (I think I’ve addressed all your points here, let me know if I missed anythi
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by awwstn 12y ago
(disclosure: I work for Assembly) I think startups in general are a good analogy for this. Sure, it's more fruitful in terms of percentage of equity to start your own startup than to join one, but it's immensely difficult to get t
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The glaring gender dilemma Silicon Valley venture capitalists are hiding from(washingtonpost.com)
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Flush with fresh funding, Product Hunt will soon let you follow other users(thenextweb.com)
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by awwstn 12y ago
This is so awesome – albeit a bit overdue ;) I'm going to start diving into the API to build a simple, powerful "Google Alerts for HN" app on Assembly, and I'd love help from anyone who's interested: https:/&#

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