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13y ago
This has been my main project for months - I'd love to hear what the HN community thinks.
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13y ago
Costco executive membership offers 2% rebate on everything you buy - this is probably a non-trivial source of revenue for Instacart.
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coopr
13y ago
"Reselling against their membership agreement"?! Uh, not likely - I think half of the corner stores, and most of the low-end restaurants and delis, around here buy at least some of their inventory from Costco. I'm guessing Costco's business
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14y ago
Wow, thanks everyone! I'm incredibly lucky to have such talented, motivated, and kind people around me. I remain really interested in startups and growing companies that are part of the "integration economy" - those that have, as a core par
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14y ago
After being on the app developer side of integration platforms for a while, I'm now launching a platform and welcoming developers. Any interest in integrating your app with New Relic? Get in touch! connect@newrelic.com
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Show HN: New Relic Connect, our first-ever welcome to integration developers
(newrelic.com)
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14y ago
Wishery, my previous startup, was trying to solve most of the same problems that Zenbox is tackling - and they are doing an amazing job. Congrats on the pivot!
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14y ago
Absolutely loved contextIO when we built our Email Analytics feature at Wishery - great API, and great dev support.
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15y ago
When you a programmer you can work for a while, finish your code, have it pass tests, and then you are done - with 100% confidence that your work resulted in the outcome you sought (code that works). When you are product/marketing/sales per
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15y ago
Sensible, practical, and very clear advice - this is a must-read for founders and startup marketers.
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15y ago
This looks remarkably like http://kout.me/ - are there substantial differences?
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15y ago
If your users uses Twitter and Facebook as a primary communications channel, then "going to where they are" is a good strategy. However, if they aren't already there, then focusing on Twitter/Facebook will cause you to miss many users. Also
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15y ago
In their earliest days, startups tend to depend much more on their relationships with investors than with customers. In fact, for some startups, there may be a period of many months where they have, essentially, not relationship with custom
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15y ago
Does your CRM have an API? Perhaps Wishery could integrate with Less Annoying CRM!
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15y ago
An un-targeted email blast isn't a great way to build a relationship - but a message sent to a specific segment of your audience might be just as effective as a message sent to a single person. Founders are constantly making tradeoffs - I'm
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15y ago
Which part?
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15y ago
Spreadsheets can make simple and flexible CRMs - and Google Spreadsheet's notification feature helps keep everyone informed of changes. Keep an eye out for some Google Spreadsheet features coming soon from Wishery.
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15y ago
I'd love to hear your thoughts - is Gmail + MailChimp + Wishery an effective and efficient startup CRM?
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How to Start Your Startup's CRM
(wishery.com)
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15y ago
Um, because for developers, integrating with PayPal and dealing with the payment issues it (potentially) entails sucks compared to integrating and dealing with a modern, credit card-only payment system like Stripe. Why exactly do you care s
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15y ago
I love it! What a clever promotion - it'd be awesome if you could post some summary of results back to HN so we can learn from your experience.
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15y ago
If you've got such an awesome domain, that others are valuing, why not build your own company on that domain? Busy? Hire someone to build something that gets you even 2-3x your adwords revenue - and you'll no longer care that you can't sell
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15y ago
I graduated from the previous AngelPad class and I highly recommend the program. The experience was challenging, tough, fun, amazing, and totally transformative - my startup, and my entrepreneurial skills, were helped tremendously by our ti
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AngelPad Spring 2012 - Applications Due by Dec 11
(angelpad.org)
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One thing that exacerbates my startup depression (yep, I've got it too) is the fiscal pressure of being a founder - even if I stick with founding startups for many years, and do so many times, the odds are that I'll end up with significantl
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15y ago
It looks great with the new Gmail UI! Have a look at https://skitch.com/cmarcus/gj5r1/wishery-in-new-gmail-ui
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After getting tons of inspiration from the Hacker News community, I'm delighted to finally share what eldavido and I have been working on for the past few months. Let us know what you think!
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Connect Email Marketing and Ecommerce to Gmail (Google Apps) with Wishery
(plus.google.com)
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Realtime Parking Availability+Pricing in SF via API
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Stacy: Email Productivity Bot (2.5 min video)
(stacyplease.com)
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