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by jmilinovich 13y ago
URX links users into the middle of apps, not the app store or mobile web, and users don't have to use URX just the app developers/marketers.
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by jmilinovich 13y ago
Co-founder here - we decided to stay in stealth because we didn't need the press to get customers. Our target customers are mobile commerce companies like LivingSocial whose inventory 1) has a higher cost of sale, and 2) isn't sub
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Show HN: URX Turnpike enables deeplinking for iOS apps(urxtech.github.io)
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Thinking Beyond Cost-Per-Install App Marketing(blog.urx.com)
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Link into Mobile Apps from Pinterest(blog.urx.com)
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by jmilinovich 13y ago
I can assure you, we're here to stay :)
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by jmilinovich 13y ago
It's interesting that you bring up the openness of the web and the walled garden of apps. Our goal is to break down those barriers by enabling people to link into the middle of apps to stitch together native and web experiences. We see
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Enabling the Web of Mobile Apps(blog.adlast.com)
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
I would start my search on odesk.com or other similar freelancing websites. You should always opt to find someone local and that might be the best way to at least start moving things in the right direction.
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
Thanks for sharing, Varun. I do agree that we should only have one project at a time but have a few points I don't see eye-to-eye with: 1) "Broadly speaking though, interests don't change much over time. They fade, reappear, morph into some
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
It's interesting to think of how trained we are to rely on external stimulants for productivity. From caffeine to adderall, steroids to blood doping, it seems that people are as attracted to the idea of enhancing drugs to actually using the
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Convertible Notes Explained in 201 Words(jmilinovich.com)
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
That's great advice - the confluence of the opportunity, the team, and personal circumstance made this the perfect time for me to go after my dreams. Cheers, John
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
not true- I was on the Google Analytics team and the Google Offers team before that.
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
totally agree dlevine - in my case, life events happened that make me rethink my risk tolerance and ability to go for my dreams (read my prior post for more context)
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
as boshea mentioned, I decided to leave to start my own company. My next post will definitely explain things in a bit more detail, so stay tuned!
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1 Year, 11 Months at Google University(jmilinovich.com)
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
thank you so much for the feedback xenen - the team and I are excited to continue build this out and continue the momentum. clarity.fm is a similar player in this space but (as of today) pivoted to focus specifically on business owners, not
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Combining a User Problem with a Desire to Learn: the Story of Quicklytics(analytics.blogspot.com)
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Automate Google Analytics Reporting using Google Apps Script(analytics.blogspot.com)
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
valid point - I think it's unique in the application of the technology more than anything else. They seem to think outside the box in all the right ways.
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by jmilinovich 14y ago
this is one of the most unique showcases of a team's talent that I've ever seen. very well done through-and-through.
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Ingenious Funding Deck using WebGL(pinerly.com)
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by jmilinovich 15y ago
In case anyone was wondering, I can confirm "mirror stops" work: try facing your laptop towards a mirror and doing your gestures from behind the computer- wow!
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The Power of Passion(jmilinovich.com)
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by jmilinovich 16y ago
Gabriel, I really like your article because all too often to we get short-sighted and get caught in the "get rich quick" mentality. I think it is critical to balance this long term approach with a firm belief that your current project will
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Why it Rocks to be a Web Developer(vimeo.com)
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by jmilinovich 16y ago
StartupDigest is a great example of this. They started with an internal listserv of 12 people and have, over the last year or so, grown to a global audience of over 68,000 people. It seems that side projects give us the ability to stretch
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Ask HN: Thoughts on UCSC's LAMP Certificate?
1 points by jmilinovich 16y ago|1 comments