dholowiski

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Amazon Product Advertising API dying?
1 points by dholowiski 16y ago|0 comments
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by dholowiski 16y ago
That's simple- write an app that writes a novel!
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by dholowiski 16y ago
Outsourced giveaways. Basically a blogger/podcaster/company pays me a fee to give something away for them (a book, an iPad etc) and I handle all the backend stuff like contest rules, entries, selecting a winner, contacting and shipping the
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by dholowiski 16y ago
What, the app or google wave?
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by dholowiski 16y ago
How come you killed it? I'm guessing it's because it was tough to monetize?
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by dholowiski 16y ago
Wow, have you ever looked into selling that domain name? A 2 letter .com would be worth a fortune, I would think a 22 letter .org would be worth quite a bit too.
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by dholowiski 16y ago
Out of curiosity, why invite only?
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by dholowiski 16y ago
Cool, but I think your API is too complicated ;)
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by dholowiski 16y ago
Absolutley. When I set up caching and a cdn on one of my sites, I saw a 25% increase In visits literally overnight. When I asked the developer of the caching plugin, he said that many people report the same thing.
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by dholowiski 16y ago
I was hoping someone would ask- it's as useful to hear about the 'failures' as it is to hear about the successes, especially since there are so many more of them. Tweet my pasteboard and Speed Tweet - two iPhone apps I wrote. I probably spe
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by dholowiski 16y ago
This is possibly the most inspiring post on the internet. Thanks.
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by dholowiski 16y ago
I was in the same position as you about 3 years ago. You know what I did? Quit my job sold my house and went traveling for a year.it literally took 3 months of travel and quiet contemplation before I was able to start thinking creatively an
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by dholowiski 16y ago
It was an interesting article, but it would be interesting to see what the author has to say now (it was written about a month ago) after the spectacular failure of Digg/Cassandra.