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Ask HN: What is your repeatable marketing process?
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Three things will help you immensely: 1) Screenshots of the features you describe below 2) A section that shows all the members you already have (show their profile pictures) 3) A new video. Make it shorter, more punchy, put in some sound,
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I think that having an employee who is also a startup founder is a big risk. It feels like you might be flaky, disobedient, and all-round difficult to manage.
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Ask HN: What do you do when you have a lot of waiting time?
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fezzl
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I'd say, in a given week, I only do about 15 minutes of real, actual work.
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I don't think a Beta sign-up should count as customer validation, no matter how many you get. Curiosity != willingness to pay for your product at your price point. Frequent usage of your product might come close, but it is still no substitu
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Ideas for Leveraging Social and Crowdsourcing for Ecommerce
(blog.zuupy.com)
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I think that it is okay. Teaching piano has predictable hours, and it takes you away from the computer as well, giving you some off-screen time. Think of it as your recuperation hours, where you're probably even having fun, but you're makin
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Why Social is Indispensable for Ecommerce
(blog.zuupy.com)
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Because we're self-centered pricks by nature.
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I think that it's a great idea. One thing that I'd like to comment on: crowdsourcing > algorithms, especially with social going mainstream now. The demo was great, but I much prefer that it's a bookmarklet instead of an inline frame. "R
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I'm not doubting that it should be that way, I was more curious as to the reasoning. Downvoters are quick on the trigger, aren't they...
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16y ago
Why kids first, spouses second?
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Why Not to Incentivize Customers to Spread the Word
(blog.zuupy.com)
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By one man, do you mean started by one man or started and still run by one man?
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16y ago
Got to call the cops on a thief; don't bother putting your livelihood at stake.
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Personally, I think that grey is a bad color: too dreary and dull. Also, tell people how they can use your social network in a way that Facebook cannot do, i.e. provide use cases and have strong calls-to-action to try those features out. I
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Depending on what app you're building, I would just go out there, get the interest of just a few fairly interested users (like 5 to 10), and hear what they have to say, before proceeding with the remaining "20%" of development work. Is it a
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16y ago
Your logic is correct. It really depends on what you meant: whether you wanted to mean that 100K is 1) reasonable or 2) unreasonable. You said: "Now I am not saying that you should be paying yourself 200K a year out of the gate, but I do no
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Social Media Cannot Help to Create a Reputation You Haven’t Earned
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A/A Split Testing
(getelastic.com)
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"but I do not think anything under 100K is unreasonable." I wish I had something else to contribute, but I think you misused a double-negative there.
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Clickable: http://skedgeme.com My impression was that the home page lacked a unique value proposition; "X made easy" is rarely unique enough. The "on steroids" tagline is a step in the right direction but unfortunately too vague. Also, th
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Am I the only one who wants to (and consequently is able to) only work on one project at any give time?
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Trim and Fit
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Not too sure if donating 50% of profits is enough of a journalism hook, but I believe this is the kind of things that have a chance of getting major PR. Also, start blogging about child care and parenthood, build up a loyal base of audience
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College. It interferes with my startup more than it helps it (and I'm still a sophomore going to junior year).
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Strangely, most of the time, I find that I need to place the opposite type on constraints on myself, e.g. don't be so cheap with food and endanger my health, don't be too hardworking and sacrifice sleep, etc.
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We are working on a Facebook application that socializes online storefronts to drive word-of-mouth marketing. High-concept pitch: Blippy for storefronts. http://zuupy.com
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The 1 Golden Rule of Social Media Optimization that is Almost Always Ignored
(blog.zuupy.com)
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