marek12886

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by marek12886 9y ago
Nice story! Thank you for sharing. A few thoughts: 1) when is the last time you sat down with new and existing customers to see their reaction to getting their physical boxes? You might get a lot of good insights of how exciting (or not) th
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by marek12886 9y ago
This is fantastic. Very useful and pragmatic. Can't wait to try all of these out.
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How to talk about the Google Manifesto at work – a guide for managers and HR(linkedin.com)
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What really happened to Flappy Bird(crowdtilt.com)
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Vybe Bracelet(wearvybe.com)
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by marek12886 13y ago
I just found my new Burning Man outfit!
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by marek12886 13y ago
This app is more geared towards casual/everyday use cases and lowers the barrier to make those things happen. This isn't necessarily for large scale crowdfunding projects.
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Fuel for Your Mobile Devices: The First-Ever High-Capacity Power Bank(nooutletnoproblem.crowdhoster.com)
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Your girlfriend's equivalent to ESPN(toutler.com)
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by marek12886 13y ago
I've used Myles' FollowGen tool and I have to say that it's awesome even though the site is broken half the time. Funnily, it didn't really bother me. Reading about his whole philosophy behind this now, puts it all into
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How we used Crowdtilt to test a new product idea(vastrm.com)
1 points by marek12886 13y ago|0 comments
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by marek12886 13y ago
This is super exciting. Definitely a better way if you're looking to sell something to an established community.
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Would your girfriend use this?(launchsky.com)
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Specify module version ranges in Pinto(crowdtilt.com)
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Crowd Helps Replace Boat Ruined in Tsarnaev’s Capture(bloomberg.com)
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by marek12886 13y ago
A great side effect of this is that lots of young entrepreneurs take on challenges where they are totally oblivious to all the hurdles and challenges ahead of them. And continuing the mindset of just pushing on, they tackle them one step at
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by marek12886 13y ago
Most open source projects do not require $100K to get completed nor hundreds of developers working on it at the same time. This is a great example of small scale open source initiative.
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by marek12886 14y ago
It'll be interesting to see how our interaction with our phones will change once data transfer rates of 1GB/s are common. Sensors will play an increasingly important role, and who knows... probably many new innovations will be funded throug
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by marek12886 14y ago
I used Launchrock the very first time I tried to "bring an idea to the world" and had maybe 40 signups. Mostly friends. If you're just starting out, you have no idea how to bring traffic to your site, create buzz, or do any kind of online m
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by marek12886 14y ago
Great and innovate product. Keep it up!
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by marek12886 14y ago
and it's natural behavior too. doing stuff as as group requires making sure everybody is financially committed. I think that's the whole value of not collecting the payment until everybody paid/committed. That's where technology trumps real
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by marek12886 14y ago
really shows what happens when you reduce the friction of collecting money from a lot of people. can't wait to see more of this.
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by marek12886 14y ago
The above mentioned approach is significantly simpler to implement and easier to measure (when it works! ha) than uniquely generated promo codes. So you're also looking at a cost/benefit trade off.
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by marek12886 14y ago
There seem to have been many of these horror stories over the past couple of years. And especially if you're a small business, not having access to your funds is just completely unacceptable.