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How Much Money Do The Top Grossing YouTube Partners Make?(socialtimes.com)
92 points by fezzl 15y ago|28 comments
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by fezzl 15y ago
Business model and user acquisition plan.
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by fezzl 15y ago
The only problem I see is that why would anyone want to use it. There are so many (and I mean really many) daily deal websites out there now that sell just about anything; chances are most people can find what they want at the price they
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by fezzl 15y ago
Isn't that the defining characteristic of all SaaS and web product-based companies?
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Ask HN: What is the biggest problem with my landing page?
6 points by fezzl 15y ago|9 comments
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by fezzl 15y ago
Not to forget bandwidth and other variable paid expenses.
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by fezzl 15y ago
Contrary to what some people might say here, $5k is a lot of money. It is entirely possible to build a company and bring it to (ramen) profitability with less than $5k. I personally barely spent $1k this year .
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Extreme points of Earth(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by fezzl 15y ago|0 comments
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by fezzl 15y ago
Thank you very much, just the type of reply I was looking for. Just curious, what app do you sell?
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Ask HN: 15-day free trial vs. 30-day free trial
9 points by fezzl 15y ago|8 comments
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by fezzl 15y ago
I wouldn't use click-through rate to your pricing page as an indicator of anything. It's just too weak and remote. Try getting people to type in their credit card numbers and click purchase. That is better, if you're going to use the "utili
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by fezzl 15y ago
Full-time executive.
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by fezzl 15y ago
Maybe I'm old-school, but Notepad + Dropbox works fine.
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by fezzl 15y ago
Then your problem is that you don't have a business model (much less a validated one), not that your traffic is falling. Even if your traffic is growing as before, you need to be similarly worried. Get your business model figured out as qui
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What Do You Know Now That You Wish You Knew in College?(lifehacker.com)
1 points by fezzl 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask founders with 10 customers: How long did you take to *really* get going?
1 points by fezzl 15y ago|0 comments
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by fezzl 15y ago
I would do the "Sign Up Now!" with a small "...or see a demo first!" link below it.
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by fezzl 15y ago
Don't forget http://www.feedbackroulette.com .
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by fezzl 15y ago
It even worked when I tried "Stone Cold Steve Austin"...
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by fezzl 15y ago
Seek solace in the fact that you have a cost advantage over other US-based startups. For example, where I live, I only need to make US$0.30 to get a US$1 equivalent in the country where I'm based, making it much easier to attain ramen profi
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by fezzl 15y ago
"Is this the highest impact thing I can do for the company?" Sounds like that line from Office Space ("Is this good for the company?").
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by fezzl 15y ago
It's pointless. We have more than a thousand Twitter followers, but they rarely ever click through on any of our content. The same content posted on Facebook yields very different results.
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by fezzl 15y ago
I read it as "500 Startups at Demo Day."
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by fezzl 15y ago
Wait, how do you know that you have a "strong" platform if you're only starting to find your first set of users?
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by fezzl 15y ago
Wait. Why would you use a throwaway account?
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by fezzl 15y ago
I believe that you need US$500k for an investor visa. Has it changed?
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Ask HN: Practical ways for a Malaysian to set up business in the Valley?
16 points by fezzl 15y ago|8 comments
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Customer Support Queries are Bug Reports, or Are They?(blog.zuupy.com)
1 points by fezzl 15y ago|0 comments
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Want To Keep (And Motivate) Your Best Employees? It's Not About The Money(fastcompany.com)
2 points by fezzl 15y ago|0 comments
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by fezzl 15y ago
We use Google App Engine as a CDN.

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