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Show HN: Feedly.com for Email Newsletters(classroom.ng)
1 points by hienyimba 11y ago|1 comments
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by hienyimba 11y ago
haahaa. Just implemented something like that on my project - http://classroom.ng ... I guess the rationale is 1. that the login is the less desired task at the moment. A true user will always look for that button no matter how
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Find someone to do anything mundane for you(build.com.ng)
1 points by hienyimba 11y ago|0 comments
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Subscribe to the best email newsletters on the web, from one place(classroom.ng)
1 points by hienyimba 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Classroom- Unified Inbox for educative Email Subscriptions u care about(classroom.ng)
2 points by hienyimba 11y ago|0 comments
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by hienyimba 11y ago
The challenge for these new TLDs is that though people can use them to quickly understand the purpose of a site, consumers don't inherently trust sites with unusual TLDs more than ones with more traditional endings, and that's ins
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Tell HN: Don't Change Your Name, Yet
2 points by hienyimba 11y ago|2 comments
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by hienyimba 11y ago
I strongly agree with you. After Paul Graham's 'Change your name' essay lots of startups have been having sleepless thoughts about naming. Dude just offer an amazing service! When you hit product market fit, then maybe u can
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by hienyimba 11y ago
Its seems http://classroom.ng will work well with this - a unified, uncluttered inbox for educative email subscriptions.
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by hienyimba 12y ago
thanks @creyes123 I was actually thinking of what to say in the body of the copy. Any help with that? The present one doesn't seem to be converting much
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Ask HN: Whats the Right Word for This Product? \_(“n”)_/
1 points by hienyimba 12y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Email for Students
1 points by hienyimba 12y ago|0 comments