halcyondaze

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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   Thanks for the response. I guess I am confused at what market they are dominating and if it is a market if they aren't making money off of it...I can't see the monetization angle (maybe I'm just missing something obvious).
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   Going through this right now myself and it's definitely one of the weirder feelings I've had recently.
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   That would be very interesting. I initially thought SnapChat was strictly for sexting, but then I downloaded the app and ended up getting into it and sending ridiculous pictures to friends and family...it's a great messaging tool. What I'm
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   I don't understand this from Snapchat's side and from the investor's side...anyone care to enlighten a confused soul?
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   ? That statement doesn't even apply in this situation. In that statement he's referring to how he's value-priced his product at around the hourly rate of a solid app developer, so purchasing the book (that he's collated together through e
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   Absolutely love Rob, he's helped us out at www.serpiq.com quite a bit. We moved from freemium to a 7 day trial with the launch of v2.0 of our product, while at the same time raising our prices. While we did lose some customers due to swit
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   Yea I suppose so, just seems like it's quite low priced...certainly worth a test!
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   I think you need a better landing page. Right now it's tough to see what your app does right away, the font's a bit tough to read as well. The sign up page doesn't do a good job of showing pricing in a clear way as well. I'd also consider
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   by halcyondaze 14y ago

   I work with a SaaS product, and we've noticed that almost every customer that asks us for a discount right off the bat tends to 1. Have a low LTV and 2. Not be a good fit for us support and headache-wise. Just our experience.
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    Yes this is the point I was going to write myself. I played online poker for four years and won over $100,000. I wasn't very good compared to the top 5% of players at my stakes, but I was much better at bankroll management, tilt control,
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    I'm a happy mixergy subscriber and even I think this is annoying
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    You suck at life
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    If everything they have said is true, it's an unfortunate situation and seems to be the result of the mentor saying, 'Fuck, why did I not take it to this level?' However this is only one side of the story and it definitely seems like there
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    Hey Patrick - great interview. I bought Ramit's earn1k course about 1.5 years ago and I have to say it helped me quite a bit. I was able to land an author who has sold over 2 million copies who started a non-profit company, as well as a l
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    From Cubicle to Startup in 27 Days(akkuo.com)

    14 points by halcyondaze 14y ago|5 comments
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    I actually just wrote a post about this exact process :) http://www.supremestrategies.com/get-cheap-guest-blog-leads/
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    Love the idea...now if I only had an iPhone...
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    by halcyondaze 14y ago

    I think that the author's blog is separate from his company blog. Looks like he writes not only about SEO (which is what his product is built around), but startups, code, and general business.