holgersindbaek

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by holgersindbaek 5y ago
I make $10.000+ on a solitaire website called https://online-solitaire.com/ , that I made a while back.
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Neat. I've made an implementation of Solitaire in JS (React/HTML/GSAP) - https://online-solitaire.com/ - but really interesting how it can be done in a low-level language like C.
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
I get around 600k pageviews a month. So A LOT of returning visitors.
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Interesting idea :-). Have you seen something similar done somewhere else?
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Just realized that my first answer might not be the most helpful :-P. If you're still interested in becoming better at design, it's all about learning-by-doing. Much like development. I spend a lot of time on https://dr
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Thanks a lot :-). Hit me up at contact@online-solitaire.com if you have any suggestions or feedback for the site. After 5 games or so, ads will start to appear. Just normal sidebar ads. I've made it so people won't be blasted with
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Sorry for the confusion. They appear after about 5 games. It's just normal sidebar ads.
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
That's a tough one. One suggestion would be "don't". Most companies want either one or the other. I'm not a brilliant developer or a brilliant designer, which makes it hard for me to find my role in bigger companies
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Haha... I hope you enjoyed it. Hit me up at contact@online-solitaire.com if you have any suggestions or feedback for the site :-).
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Yup... if you have any ideas for other potential revenue streams, let me know :-).
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
Sorry for the confusion. Forgot to mention they only appear after a while. After you've played 5 games (if I remember correctly) they'll start to appear. I think I spend about $60 a month hosting it. My biggest expense right now i
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
I'm a designer-turned-developer and created a nice-looking solitaire card game website: https://online-solitaire.com/ . It's making me around $1500 a month. My approach was to find a nice of apps that where already
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by holgersindbaek 6y ago
I've been optimizing an old side-project of mine: https://online-solitaire.com/ . As you can probably guess from the URL, it's a solitaire card game site.
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by holgersindbaek 11y ago
Dane here... we look at Sweden and sigh. The once prosperous and sensible country seems to have lost it. It's all about being "good" for other peoples money and it seems like there's a sort of self-hatred amongst ethnic
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by holgersindbaek 12y ago
I could fall in love with that screenshot :-). Is the revenue in relation to visitors still as big today?
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Awesome product.
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
I'd love to follow your journey of marketing your product. If you intend to go hard on marketing this app and exploring ways to do that, can you put up an email form, so I know when your next blog post is?!
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
What in the world does this app do?
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
We've been thinking about that. Think the whole technical side will become very clumsy and cumbersome, very fast, if we add RSS support. Can see where you are coming from with that idea though. We're not going to support PDF'
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Because we can would be the simple answer. The reason we have the cap on the percentages, is that we don't want to scare guys who already have a semi-established magazine away. I think even 5% (no cap) would scare a lot of more establi
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
1. Theoretically yes. This is probably something we should look into in the future by making links that "time out". 2. You can't have non-renewing subscription in a newsstand magazine. Apple doesn't allow that. 4. Can yo
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Hmmm. Another way to see it would be that having a few months of issues might be a plus and incentive for a person to subscribe, which he might not have done otherwise. I'm not sure what kind of magazine you are planning to release, bu
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
It definitely is. You should give it a go ;-).
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Good question. We have looked into that and as long as you provide unique content in the different apps and there is a reason they can't be one app, then it should be ok. Look at what ChowNow is doing for example: https://it
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Hi Adrian Thanks for the questions :-). 1. Seems like there's a bit of confusion on the web-functionality. There will be no "main directory" for your magazine, so people won't be able to browse all the content of your ma
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
What's stopping people from doing it online, is that there is no one place where people can browse and read all of your issues and articles. There is no "directory" for your magazine. The reason we are not implementing a sign
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
As it is now... no. We think it's too much of a barrier if people have to sign in to read a single article. There won't be a single place where people can find all of your articles though. They will only be visible through people
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Code is not written in stone. Let us know what you're needs are and we'll see what we can do. We are still developing the product and we have been thinking about making it optional. Hit me with an email if you want to tell me more
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Good question. We haven't looked so much into that yet, but we'd love to hear ideas. All your issues articles, are available online via uninkd as well. So when people share an article on Facebook or Twitter, they'll share a l
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by holgersindbaek 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. The $99 release fee is a ONE TIME FEE. You pay it once you have a magazine online and want to release it to the app store. You can release as many issues as you wish after that.

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