kandruszkow

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by kandruszkow 3y ago
Hi guys! I’m Karol, CEO and Marketing Jedi @BOWWE :wave: I’m excited to announce that our no-code & low-code website builder is now live on ProductHunt. We are super excited and anxious for the day ahead, but I wanted to ask for just on
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Love the address already!
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Well, that one was a shock; I don't even have to ask why hahah
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
It is undoubtedly a very INTERESTING website
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Ask HN: What is the most unique website you’ve come across on the internet?
267 points by kandruszkow 5y ago|261 comments
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
We've created BOWWE on the foundation of clean code and top-notch SEO so all the projects created later within will rank high in search engines. At BOWWE, we usually use relative positioning, making it easier for search engines to unde
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Thanks! We really took care of the tool so I more of you will like it hahahha
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Ohh, cool to know users are already here :D Yeah, my main goal is to provide the product that users want and that's how it all started. Our main goal now is to release eCommerce. (We plan on it sometime around March-May) but other idea
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Agreed, we both noticed this as well. Although pandemic allowed us to develop a few exciting side projects, productivity run slowly from time to time.
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Ask HN: Covid caught you? – How has pandemic changed your business or career?
1 points by kandruszkow 5y ago|2 comments
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
"Zero to One" by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters ( https://www.amazon.com/Zero-One-Paperback-Peter-Thiel/dp/B00... ) and "The Unfair Advantage" by Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba ( https://www.a
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Speed up my business. I've built my own web builder (bowwe.com) over the years and started to do business on it. The end of 2021 was yet the most successful period for my team, we sold a lot and ran a successful campaign, so I hope to
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
By looking at gaps and listening to people. If you hear their complaints and see what are they looking for, what are they missing and what features they would like to see in already existing products, then you will be able to add your two c
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
It's ok. We are open to every comment on our tool. We want to see what should develop in BOWWE to make it even better. The first difference I see, we don't just focus on a website/landing page builder. In BOWWE you can also c
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Glad to hear that! Hope you will keep an eye on BOWWE. Feel free to try out our website builder in practice. We are constantly developing here you can see our road map: https://app.loopedin.io/bowwe
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Some of the things that make BOWWE stand out: - inbuilt SEO plugin - free hosting service - Code; it's very clean which makes websites position way higher in all search engines and making it easier to be noticed - not only every singl
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Sure, I will answer your question! Yeah, there are many great website builders, no doubt. We’ve started developing BOWWE after hearing a few complaints about other websites and wanted to step in with our solutions. Primarily, we developed
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
I'm an author of this post and I wanted to share the product here to interest you with it and maybe collect some valuable feedback as well. We’ve built BOWWE several years ago actually, with the aim to enable everyone to have equal and
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Show HN: Changing the Website Building Landscape(bowwe.com)
3 points by kandruszkow 5y ago|9 comments
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Besides all of the already listed options I liked this one: "Decoding the New Consumer Mind: How and Why We Shop and Buy" by Kit Yarrow https://www.amazon.pl/Decoding-New-Consumer-Mind-Shop/dp/111...
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Some good books on the topic are "The Soul of a New Machine" by Tracy Kidder or "The Second Self: Computers and the Human Spirit" by Sherry Turkle. As for the podcast, I’ve heard good things on "The Bits from Bytes
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Right now the demand for authenticity is already high. In the future, it will be even higher. Today is not that easy to create a product that is unique. It looks the developers will be needed more for developing and improving that kind of p
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Good point. But still, if that means that the profession of software developers will eventually disappear? I don't think so. Rather if they will be less needed they will have to just be more all-rounder.
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Interesting. I didn't look at this from that perspective. Btw. did you have some authoring tools to recommend?
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Truth. Developers will always be needed and I don't think they'll ever get eliminated by no code tools. After all, someone has to create and develop these solutions. So it looks like programmers' jobs, responsibilities, and e
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Right, I have to agree. Automatic cars are a good example.
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Could I ask you to link these articles?
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
I'm doing research, thus wanting to see what others think of it. I tried to spark conversation to see where/when/who and for what purpose people can use it.. (when is the exact time to switch from no code to for example hiri
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
How about a Low Code option?
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by kandruszkow 5y ago
Let's say it's a marketing campaign or a quick project. Do you think it's better to develop the website with code or use a web builder?

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