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by joelg87 14y ago
Haha, glad you like it :-) Let me know if I can help with anything.
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by joelg87 15y ago
Totally agree with this, and I believe you can benefit a lot by always putting time into yourself. Your startups will come and go, so always work on yourself and build up your own reputation. Then each one is easier to launch and validate
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by joelg87 15y ago
Wow, that's awesome to hear, thanks! :-) We have plans to make the iPhone app even more awesome (and also include more of the functionality of the web app) so stay tuned for that! Not sure if you have an iPad, but that's on the way too. Fan
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by joelg87 15y ago
I can say from my experience so far with Buffer, that it is easy for this to get very hard to keep up with. Seems like they had similar great intentions like us to be amazing at support as well as build a fantastic product. We had a period
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Google Play(dcurt.is)
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by joelg87 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - remote is good (or Hong Kong where we're based) We're Buffer ( http://bufferapp.com ) and we're looking for an awesome Android developer with a great sense of Android design patterns. Email me directly: joel@bufferapp.c
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by joelg87 15y ago
Buffer ( http://bufferapp.com ) is looking for PHP and Android developers - Remote, Hong Kong or San Francisco. We're building a widespread consumer product which users really love and shout about. We're a tiny team of 3, but we already hav
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by joelg87 15y ago
I think this is a great point. Hate is a strong word, I'm not sure I would advise hating your idea. You've got to love what you're doing, right? But love the process, not the idea. What I think may be best is to be endlessly curious about w
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Raising funding as a first-time founder(joel.is)
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by joelg87 15y ago
Great post Leo. There are some great comments here, but I have a feeling you did not intend for people to think they are smarter than they are. Rather, I think the point you may perhaps be trying to make is that we should all be very pragma
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by joelg87 15y ago
I have to agree with this. We started out as bfffr (name and domain) and quickly changed to Buffer (domain bufferapp.com). It's tempting with things like Forrst and Dribbble around though :) (I still love both these startups)
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by joelg87 15y ago
I find myself playing this one very regularly on Spotify, it really is like a ticket to the zone.
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by joelg87 15y ago
Buffer - http://bufferapp.com Looking for PHP Engineer + Sys Admin (remote freelance) Email me: joel@bufferapp.com
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by joelg87 15y ago
True, but I like the idea. I think a better way to do it would be to make the item itself a link with alt text "Tweet this".
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How to handle 1000′s of concurrent users on a 360MB VPS | mm(markmaunder.com)
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Avoid the 50/50 co-founder model - here’s why(joel.is)
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by joelg87 15y ago
Hi Matt, You're absolutely right, it's not a failure of the US immigration system. We looked into all our options, and we were working with a very good and well respected immigration lawyer to apply for H1B visas. Unfortunately, they ran ou
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Sharing Scheduler App Buffer Raises $400,000, Gets Kicked Out Of US(techcrunch.com)
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by joelg87 15y ago
Thanks Porter, that really means a lot! I had a previous startup I worked on for 1.5 years on the side, and I think I would have met the expectations you mentioned with that. I've had more luck with Buffer, and I'm delighted to be working o
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by joelg87 15y ago
Thanks David! I'm always very happy to help others, since there are so many people who have helped me get this far. Glad to hear you're finding Buffer so useful :) I'm excited about what we can do with Buffer in 2012, stay tuned!
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by joelg87 15y ago
Thanks Tim, it's been absolutely fantastic to have your support all along the journey so far. I'm super excited for 2012 :)
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by joelg87 15y ago
Thanks David. You make a great point, I completely agree now that you bring it up. Getting close to the users is something I didn't do with my previous startup, but was vital for getting Buffer off the ground. I talk a little about it in th
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Lessons from my startup journey so far(joel.is)
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Achieving scale by doing things that don’t scale(joel.is)
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My Favorite Business Model(avc.com)
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Taking time to reflect(joel.is)
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How I Learn(adii.me)
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by joelg87 15y ago
Thanks, that is awesome to hear. If you have any questions I'd love to hear from you. @joelgascoigne or joel@bufferapp.com
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by joelg87 15y ago
> Anyone want to comment on what sort of numbers you should be looking at, roughly, in order to get statistically significant results? This is a very important point. We've found you have to go with your gut until a point. We've just st
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Tweet scheduling app Buffer adds analytics, Google Reader integration(thenextweb.com)
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