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by hippo33 15y ago
Great catch, Ryan. I haven't fully thought through the pricing.
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by hippo33 15y ago
thanks -- that's good feedback.
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Ask HN: Review my project, fakebuttons.com
7 points by hippo33 15y ago|16 comments
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Awesome Web Analytics Tools(blog.launchbit.com)
1 points by hippo33 15y ago|0 comments
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Starting a web business for less than an iPad(blog.launchbit.com)
2 points by hippo33 15y ago|0 comments
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A Review of Eric Ries' New Book - The Lean Startup(blog.launchbit.com)
1 points by hippo33 16y ago|0 comments
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by hippo33 16y ago
Agreed, dystopia. I would've expected the personality-fit to be of top importance, so it's surprising to me that it really wasn't that important to the people filling out the survey.
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by hippo33 16y ago
Thanks, Mike -- great advice!
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by hippo33 16y ago
Hmm...I see.
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by hippo33 16y ago
Very true!
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by hippo33 16y ago
thanks mindcrime -- hmm, I'd never thought about that. Are people have trouble finding non-technical co-founders? (good sales / BD?)
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by hippo33 16y ago
This blog post has the results of the survey we posted a couple wks ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2256293 Thanks so much for all your help.
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Why you can('t) recruit a technical co-founder(blog.launchbit.com)
20 points by hippo33 16y ago|14 comments
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Leaving the Silicon Valley as a web entrepreneur(hippoland.tumblr.com)
3 points by hippo33 16y ago|1 comments
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by hippo33 16y ago
Hmm...great idea! I hadn't thought of that to be honest.
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by hippo33 16y ago
So, question: do you think that having a data plan makes you more or less efficient? When I used to have a data plan, I found that I could stay up to date with real-time information on the go. So, at first I thought it was a productivity
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by hippo33 16y ago
ah thanks! still kinda noobish to talking on HN. I mostly lurk.
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by hippo33 16y ago
And does anyone have a good response? Or do people just get scared and clam up?
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by hippo33 16y ago
thanks! missed that
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Ask HN: Yes, I can program, no I don't want to join your startup?
11 points by hippo33 16y ago|14 comments
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by hippo33 16y ago
In order to answer that question, you'll need to figure out what people hope to accomplish on your site and whether or not that is actually happening. Have you tried collecting any qualitative information about this? E.g. ask your users q
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by hippo33 16y ago
With so many non-technical entrepreneurs looking to start web businesses, I think there's A LOT of demand. Like everything else, you might need to spend some time trying to find your market, but I think you'll find it quite quickly. As an
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by hippo33 16y ago
That's pretty neat -- sounds really useful for trying to better address a customer.
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by hippo33 16y ago
Cool --- shoot me an email when you're ready. elizabeth [at] shinyorb [dot] com. Thanks!
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by hippo33 16y ago
Tonyarkles, that sounds very cool -- do you have a beta that I can check out? I don't care if it's not done/polished. For what it's worth, I'd been looking for a tool like this and was excited to read this. Previously, I'd been mostly jus
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by hippo33 16y ago
I wrote this for first-time entrepreneurs, so a lot of people on this list may not find these tools to be new. But, I thought it was worth sharing how we think about using them, especially when so many people are overly crazy about using t
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How we use keyword tools for market research(blog.launchbit.com)
2 points by hippo33 16y ago|1 comments
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by hippo33 16y ago
awesome!
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by hippo33 16y ago
Totally agree - I'm not sure most people on this list are actually landlords/property managers to be able to say whether or not landlords/property manager would or wouldn't be able to use this. From an end user perspective, I think the desi
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by hippo33 16y ago
Nice article with great links! Added bonus: have any data/conversion #s you can share from things that you guys have tried? :)

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