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by khuknows 9y ago
For me, it’s all about the copy: https://sweep.cards https://basecamp.com
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by khuknows 9y ago
This is my biggest issue too. It's the main reason why I haven't deleted my main account yet.
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How Facebook handles account deletions(pageflows.com)
283 points by khuknows 9y ago|105 comments
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by khuknows 9y ago
What do you do if a decent amount of people use your MVP, but then churn out and don't respond to requests for feedback? Essentially, they don't really care about the problem or solution, they were mostly just curious. Scrap it an
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How to make social auth less infuriating(userflowpro.com)
1 points by khuknows 9y ago|0 comments
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User friendly ways to handle account deletion(userflowpro.com)
1 points by khuknows 9y ago|0 comments
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by khuknows 9y ago
I guess it's personal opinion, but I find it understandable that business want to learn and improve from cancellations, hence why I don't mind spending a minute letting them know why I'm taking an action. You're right th
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How Dropbox handles downgrades(userflowpro.com)
69 points by khuknows 9y ago|43 comments
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by khuknows 9y ago
This is perfect - thanks.
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by khuknows 9y ago
I run a newsletter for a design site ( https://uimovement.com/ ) and found the process of putting the digest together tedious and time consuming, so I build a tool to make it way quicker and easier. Letterfuel makes it super
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Show HN: Grow your audience with a curated newsletter(letterfuel.com)
2 points by khuknows 9y ago|1 comments
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by khuknows 9y ago
I posted this question on Indie Hackers earlier this week and got some really great podcast recommendations: https://www.indiehackers.com/forum/which-podcasts-do-you-rec... Enjoying the "Startups for the rest of u
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by khuknows 9y ago
Shameless plug - I build this tiny API for scraping and it works a treat for my uses: https://jsonify.link/ A few similar tools also exist, like https://page.rest/ .
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by khuknows 9y ago
How big/active was this community exactly? It seems like a content/media site, rather than a community, unless I'm missing something.
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by khuknows 9y ago
UI design newsletter ( https://uimovement.com/ ) - still making over $500 a month on average from sponsorships and Carbon ads on the site. Going steady for a couple of years now - but requires very little time from me. Shamel
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by khuknows 9y ago
https://uimovement.com - ~16k subs, $500-1000+ a month from sponsors. I hardly ever do sales and spend ~1 hour a week on this - I'm sure it could be more profitable with more effort.
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by khuknows 9y ago
I've had to write code to get summary data for pages multiple times in my career. I needed to do it most recently for a newsletter app and figured it would be worth making a tiny API for. It could be used for chat apps or any social ap
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Show HN: JSONify.link – get a pages HTML data in JSON(jsonify.link)
6 points by khuknows 9y ago|1 comments
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by khuknows 9y ago
Well... what did your team learn?
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by khuknows 10y ago
I'm running https://userflowpro.com/ which is currently making just under 1k a month, so not quite profitable yet, but still young. The service is competitor product monitoring. I essentially get recordings of competit
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by khuknows 10y ago
Hey HN! Userflow pro is a growing library of over 100 annotated Userflow videos. They help you easily see how the most popular products solve design problems. It means you can avoid the hassle of signing up to loads of products to test thei
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Show HN: Userflow Pro – See how design problems are solved in popular products(userflowpro.com)
4 points by khuknows 10y ago|2 comments
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by khuknows 10y ago
Not affiliated with this site in any way, but Indiehackers shares many examples of people doing exactly this: https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses
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Lets make November “Launch an App Month” again, who's with me?
1 points by khuknows 10y ago|3 comments
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by khuknows 10y ago
Cool idea - getting cert issues though on Chrome (Your connection is not private etc)
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by khuknows 10y ago
You're right there. I emailed someone who posted similar products there in the past and asked nicely if he was happy to share my product and he was. There are a few frequent posters that are fairly open to requests if you dig around.
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by khuknows 10y ago
One other thing I'll say is having the newsletter has been really helpful. I imagine most of the traffic that came from the initial launch wouldn't have thought to ever return to the site if it wasn't for the newsletter &
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by khuknows 10y ago
Not sure if this is helpful, but for myself, it was essentially a post on ProductHunt & emailing some journalists. The ProductHunt post was augmented by the fact the product ( https://uimovement.com ) was clearly for a certain
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by khuknows 10y ago
I emailed people from companies that I saw had previously sponsored other, similar newsletters (like hacker newseltter) - I'm also making progress by emailing subscribers who work for companies that could be good fits as sponsors. I do
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by khuknows 10y ago
I run https://uimovement.com/ and it makes just over $1,000 a month from sponsorships and ads most months. The majority of that is from sponsorships for the weekly newsletter, which has almost 13,000 subscribers now. Curren

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