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by jitnut 12y ago
I guess they do via sponsored hunt in a newsletter!
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by jitnut 12y ago
Inspiring read Venky! Good that your Momo store didn't took off :-)
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by jitnut 12y ago
Yeah, it came as a surprise to me as well. May be once customer settled down a bit after cancellation, he might be receptive to such calls.
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How Ruben Gamez dealt with churn and used it to his advantage to grow Bidsketch(blog.bestunning.net)
4 points by jitnut 12y ago|2 comments
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by jitnut 12y ago
As long as they can figure out to stay on top new social properties whether is snapchat / instagram / whatsapp / something new, I think they will do fine. Of course not the same hockey stick growth. I was reading an piece on
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Ask HN: How do I fund an open source project management app?
2 points by jitnut 12y ago|1 comments
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Stripe Supercharged(blog.bestunning.net)
2 points by jitnut 12y ago|1 comments
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Open startups(jitsalunke.com)
2 points by jitnut 12y ago|0 comments
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Selling Myself(medium.com)
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We need 100 rejections(raas.co)
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RAAS.co needs 100 Rejections(docs.google.com)
1 points by jitnut 13y ago|0 comments
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by jitnut 13y ago
Welcome to the other side of the table!
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by jitnut 13y ago
Guess he lost all of it and now back to zero.
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by jitnut 13y ago
Yes exactly, we want to make it as seamless as that. You upload your files and we emailed you back the html in 2days to a week depending on plan. $299 was for a simple website but we might have to come up with attractive fixed price plans.
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by jitnut 13y ago
Clickable link: http://raas.co
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Ask HN: Responsive As A Service (RAAS) – Would you take it?
3 points by jitnut 13y ago|3 comments
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by jitnut 13y ago
Also as a developer do you find such service useful? Would love to hear your thoughts.
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by jitnut 13y ago
Hey thanks mate for comments 1. Guess we need to work on it. 2. Right now it manual, I think I would definitely A/B test that. 3. Yes that's why I put Worth $7000 but we are actually discussing money at this stage. And just conf
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From 0 to $7000 worth of clients even before launch(raas.co)
3 points by jitnut 13y ago|4 comments
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How not to raise money -from a guy who spent 35% of his startup time raising(pepnest.com)
1 points by jitnut 13y ago|0 comments
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by jitnut 13y ago
Thanks for checking out! yup tinyletter does that job but misses on some of business requirments e.g. groups within a list. Mailchimp puts tinyletter as a app for people whereas we are looking at businesses as well who wants to send simple
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by jitnut 13y ago
Here is a clickable link: http://www.pepnest.com
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Review my startup: Pepnest-plain text alternative to Mailchimp, Aweber etc
1 points by jitnut 13y ago|3 comments
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by jitnut 13y ago
Dan, I admired the fact you hanged on to your dream such long. It takes lot of courage and perseverance. I have been in your shoes and have felt the pain when its time to let go of the dream. But when you clear it off, it feels great. Onc
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by jitnut 13y ago
you nailed it honzzz! somebody should just a content focused on the first step: how to find a meaningful problem to solve.
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by jitnut 13y ago
Much needed! just submitted http://pepnest.com :-)
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by jitnut 13y ago
This is cool! One thing- as a mailgun user, can i use it to check the valid email addresses when one of my client sends an email to his customers? That would save some email credit him and reduce bounce rate.
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by jitnut 13y ago
Loved the idea of EmailMetaData. I was thinking on similar lines on creating a smarter email system for businesses.
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Ask HN: Is there a market in US for simple to use to help home-bizs to grow?
1 points by jitnut 13y ago|0 comments
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by jitnut 16y ago
Great Idea, I have seen enterprise focused solution developed by MNC similar to this and it turned out to be quite useful for them to improve productivity.

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