marwann

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Why I never wash my jeans(wheretoget.it)
4 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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Non-bullshit habits job seekers should form(medium.com)
4 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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by marwann 11y ago
Just made a small calculation: for 3,000,000 subscribers, our costs are moving from 1,500$ to about 13,000$ if we go through Mailchimp. I don't understand why they're making us pay for only storing an email list.
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by marwann 11y ago
It's both about local laws and local accounting customs. They are so different depending on countries that you almost have to develop a separate system if you want to enter another country. Or you keep it so simple that the value added
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by marwann 11y ago
I suggest you have a look at this article we wrote about Slack as a platform: https://medium.com/inside-birdly/there-s-no-app-for-that-sla...
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by marwann 11y ago
I think it's hard to give people the big picture of what the thought process looked inside the company in a 5-mn read. We've cut through some info to focus on a unique message, but we know our target market, researched as much as
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by marwann 11y ago
It's a decision that may seem obvious for many, many product categories. But I can assure you that regarding anything finance-wise, it's simply impossible to launch an app that that complies with local laws everywhere at the same
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by marwann 11y ago
The app was only distributed on the French app stores, which is why you may not have heard about it. We're not trying to prevent anyone from creating mobile apps, but after spending a year doing so (and sure, making many mistakes on th
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by marwann 11y ago
Yes they do, and I think it's also because of the "emotional" factors. People talk to a bot and have this feeling they have a personal assistant guiding them through the process.
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by marwann 11y ago
Sorry you feel this way. It would be nice to update the article with actual figures indeed. And if I had to squeeze down the article, that'd be : "if you app doesn't imply repeated use, doesn't leverage context, takes ro
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by marwann 11y ago
If all of our users were like you, we would have kept it I guess, but figures showed batch uses once a month instead
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by marwann 11y ago
True that. Before moving to an "invisible app", we were developing integrations for such accounting software, and we had an email forwarding function as Uber was also a big part of the expenses filed on our app. Still, a SaaS like
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by marwann 11y ago
I think you're one of the exceptions, figures showed people were mostly opening it once a month, and not contextually as we wanted them to. We're still on mobile, but without an app now! More about it here: https://med
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by marwann 11y ago
Every user received a monthly reminder, and it did help, but having an idle app on your phone for the other 29 days didn't, unfortunately
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Don't bother creating a mobile app(medium.com)
242 points by marwann 11y ago|175 comments
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An almost exhaustive list of slack bots and integrations(medium.com)
1 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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190+ Resources to Power-Up Your Slack(medium.com)
2 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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600 Upvotes Later: The Story of Our Product Hunt Launch(medium.com)
1 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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DevTools Tips for Sublime Text Users(medium.com)
2 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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Slack bot that files expense reports(medium.com)
1 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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Lessons on how to design a Pitch Deck(medium.com)
3 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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What it’s actually like to be a Black employee at a tech company(medium.com)
2 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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by marwann 11y ago
So this is basically how satellites already work, except the energy would be sent back to Earth through microwaves. What would be the room taken on Earth?
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by marwann 11y ago
I'd love to see the ability to paste without using the keyboard too. Is that something possible/on the roadmap?
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Seed funding: Cry a bit, Hustle a lot(medium.com)
5 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments
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by marwann 11y ago
The part about distributed teams might help our company as well. I wished I spoke Russian now! It's normal to check what the competition does, but in the case of a company performing really well, it's always of use to have the bri
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by marwann 11y ago
Interesting in many aspects. I've set up an SMS alert that reminds me each morning to "pay it forward". Andrei is right, helping people without asking for anything in return is actually the best way to get something in return
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by marwann 11y ago
CPM can drive your costs down on a highly targeted niche. Let's say you want to target a female tech journalist living in SF and using Slack, you'd rather use CPM than CPC as you're pretty sure there are only 20 people that m
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by marwann 11y ago
Any clever advertiser doesn't judge the success of a campaign by its number of clicks, but by its number of conversions (and ultimately, revenue). What's become a new pain in the advertising space are spam/ghost referrals, me
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A Business Strategy Robot Helping Owners Take Big Decisions(taprun.com)
1 points by marwann 11y ago|0 comments

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