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by saigal 3y ago
While LLMs like ChatGPT have revolutionized content creation, they still cannot create factual and visually-appealing data-intensive content that many industries such as real estate brokers, consultants or financial advisors need. With Data
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by saigal 4y ago
Hey everyone, Anuj here. My co-founder Amir(Aazo11) and I are building Dataherald ( https://dataherald.com/ ). Dataherald makes it easy for anyone to find cleaned, ready-to-use data, and create auto-updating visualizations fr
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Show HN: Dataherald (YC W21) Live Data, Ready to Visualize in 3 Clicks(app.dataherald.com)
4 points by saigal 4y ago|3 comments
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by saigal 4y ago
yes, also financial services cos, such as Macquarie
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by saigal 4y ago
here's a link directly to getting started https://dataherald.com/get-started
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Show HN: Dataherald, no-code tool to help people see and understand data(medium.com)
5 points by saigal 4y ago|3 comments
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by saigal 5y ago
Good feedback, Dan. To be honest we are in price discovery mode and are most eager to get users on the platform to understand use cases.
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by saigal 5y ago
few other things that users typically want that standard data viz tools don't make easy -- auto-updating data pipelines so that your data viz is never stale, and notifications when the data updates. Not exhaustive by any means, but jus
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Show HN: Dataherald (YC W21) – Tableau with ready-to-use data(dataherald.com)
25 points by saigal 5y ago|8 comments
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by saigal 5y ago
Anuj here. My co-founder Amir (Aazo11) and I are building Dataherald ( https://dataherald.com/ ). After our initial HN launch ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26194440 ) last year, Dataherald is now used
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by saigal 6y ago
I had one more question... Can you tell me just a bit more about your use case as a marketer? We've received a lot of similar requests and I'm trying learn more about the use cases. Thank you in advance.
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by saigal 6y ago
In addition, because each of our data viz is connected to live data feeds, it creates an ever-expanding library with decreasing effort/time from HiGeorge. More content, more revenue, less time/effort as time goes on.
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by saigal 6y ago
It's true. The one-off data viz often get the most engagement. For marketing purposes, this is fantastic. As a company, however, our product is more "sticky" the more often the underlying datasets update since the content wou
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by saigal 6y ago
"Favorite" is probably the wrong word but the most 'insightful' data viz could be the one that shows the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on different racial groups. Here's an example for San Francisco. https:&#
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by saigal 6y ago
Good recommendation. May I ask what is the use case -- blog post, academic journal, news article? If you send us the url to where the data is, we can certainly take a look. pls feel free to email me at anuj@hi-george.com
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by saigal 6y ago
Similar to what I mentioned in another reply, for now we offer a limited set of data visualizations that are self-serve and entirely free here: https://hi-george.com/selfserve if there is a data set that we don't cover
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by saigal 6y ago
I like this idea a lot. For now we offer a limited set of data visualizations that are self-serve and entirely free here: https://hi-george.com/selfserve Requests for other data sets are welcome
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by saigal 6y ago
Ah, I love this. While we are starting with news publishers, we are HIGHLY aware that others (marketers, bloggers, press teams at enterprises, and many more) are interested in storytelling that is supplemented with data. Another great examp
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by saigal 6y ago
In these early days we perhaps spend more time thinking about this question than any other. After speaking with hundreds of news publishers, the truth seems to be that certain topic areas have "staying power" while others are more
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by saigal 6y ago
We should have what you need. Feel free to email me at anuj [at] hi-george.com Also you can browse our library at https://hi-george.com/visualizations
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by saigal 6y ago
hahaha
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by saigal 6y ago
It is true that some newsrooms have a point of view that they push. While data can be manipulated, the desire is that data visualizations from reputable sources (e.g. CDC, etc) can help separate fact from fiction.
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by saigal 6y ago
Pricing begins at $199/month for small publishers, increasing for publishers that have larger size/scope. Your feedback regarding availability of pricing on the website is noted and I can understand the friction caused by needing
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by saigal 6y ago
Every data visualization that HiGeorge publishes is reproducible using the Associated Press data guidelines (Link below, note that acct creation may be required). This means that anyone (journalist, editor, even the reader) can easily verif
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by saigal 6y ago
Pricing depends on the size of publisher/newsrooms; it starts at $199/month for access to our data viz library. For individual newsletter writers and bloggers, we are experimenting with plans that are less.
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by saigal 6y ago
PE firms and hedge funds that buy papers want to maintain quality journalism in a cost-efficient manner. HiGeorge does exactly this. It enables newsrooms to have geographic coverage while maintaining low overhead. Because the ROI on interac
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Launch HN: HiGeorge (YC W21) – Real-time data visualizations for public datasets
89 points by saigal 6y ago|44 comments