cvinson

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by cvinson 17y ago
I built Bandzoogle.com, which is currently the leading band website host. We have explored this idea at length. The problem is, 9/10 sites for bands just don't let you share data (some examples: Virb, PureVolume, Reverbnation, Sonicbids).
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by cvinson 18y ago
Just because there isn't a paper contract doesn't mean it isn't binding. Make sure a lawyer looks at your terms page in addition to writing the draft. I know that I am indemnified completely with my TOS. Also, IMO just the presence of a c
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by cvinson 18y ago
There are tons of places bands can sell their music without a middleman or fees. Our site, Bandzoogle.com is one (if you want a full blown website), but you can also use one of dozens of widgets like Bandcamp.mu if you already have a site.
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by cvinson 18y ago
We'll actually be posting an opening for an intern at Carleton; we can definitely use a generalist like yourself. Our company, bandzoogle.com is based in Montreal, but we have employees in the UK and US. We're not really a "startup" anymo
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by cvinson 18y ago
I have done a thorough analysis of this; I have a band website builder app that has a MP3 store. You should look primarily at the fees. Paypal's standard account has is around $0.30 per transaction + 3%. If you Google "PayPal Micropayment
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by cvinson 18y ago
I strongly disagee with josefresco. I have a 5 year old "startup" with 6 full time remote workers -- 3 developers. It works great. If an employee isn't caring about his work, it doesn't matter if he is local or remote. Hiring smart, passi
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by cvinson 18y ago
The problem with these methods is that they assume you can figure out average months before cancellation. If 10% of your members are still active (have never cancelled) since you launched, how can you estimate this? They may stay on for an
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How to figure out value per member?
5 points by cvinson 18y ago|4 comments
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by cvinson 18y ago
Ferris likely made a lot more money from his book than from his "dietary supplement" business he is very vague about -- in the same way the "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" author skims over his own business results and sells a lot of books. They are b