csavage

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   by csavage 17y ago

   Great question. We actually have customers across the board, from public companies to 2-person startups. I'd say the thing that makes them typical is understanding how individuals watch their videos is important. In the case of 2-person sta
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   by csavage 17y ago

   That's true. If you look around you'll probably also notice that we don't provide a video ad engine. That's because our analytics provide quite a bit more value for applications that focus on tracking individual users and overall trends. So
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   by csavage 17y ago

   Andrew is definitely a special case when it comes to creating lots of engaging long form content. That being said, we see many people adding their videos to youtube, vimeo, and hosting them with Wistia. YouTube is the worlds biggest video s
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   by csavage 18y ago

   It's great to see this makes its way onto Hacker News! I'd love to know what the community thinks of the approaches talked about in the article for finding new business (i.e. actively reaching out to tweeters using the search.twitter.com).
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   The Perils of Early Automation(blog.wistia.com)

   1 points by csavage 18y ago|0 comments
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   by csavage 18y ago

   The SaaS model works, infact it works really well. This is a great time to be selling SaaS because the TCO (total cost of ownership) tends to be much less than that of standard licensed software. ( http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/is_sa