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Startup videos you'll wish you had made(attendly.com)
77 points by shandsaker 14y ago|29 comments
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Pro networking: why generosity is paramount for startups(attendly.com)
2 points by shandsaker 14y ago|0 comments
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by shandsaker 14y ago
Massive typo fail. Fixed :-)
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Infographic - What should a startup founder be able to do?(attendly.com)
9 points by shandsaker 14y ago|5 comments
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A Spectacular List of Tips, Tricks and Resources for Content Marketing(attendly.com)
12 points by shandsaker 14y ago|2 comments
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A small request for awesome content(eventarc.com)
1 points by shandsaker 15y ago|0 comments
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Attendly - the "Campaign Monitor" of event registration(early.attendly.com)
2 points by shandsaker 15y ago|0 comments
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by shandsaker 16y ago
They could learn....that is true.
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by shandsaker 16y ago
We already have an API...it is the front end of the app we are looking at swapping out (swap Flex for JS).
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by shandsaker 16y ago
In attempting the rewrite, the developer who covers the 40% of the existing tech would be a critical component of the new build....so probably not viable to do both.
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by shandsaker 16y ago
Yes I agree the details are important, but initially avoiding mentioning the tech means I hopefully got some less biased answers. I found that valuable. The backend of the app is PHP, and it already has an API. The front end is Adobe Flex
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by shandsaker 16y ago
Yep the time it might take to do the rewrite is the biggest red flag for choosing that path.
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by shandsaker 16y ago
Yes that would be possible - sorry didn't mean to leave that out of option 1. To be honest in the time available it would improve our bottle neck, but not get rid of it. Option 2 would certainly produce the fastest development setup. I hav
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by shandsaker 16y ago
Yes that is one of the risks of doing the rewrite...if we don't make it in time, it puts us wayyyyy behind the 8 ball.
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by shandsaker 16y ago
I specifically avoided mentioning the languages so as not to cloud peoples judgement of the issue... :-) Yep I get your point, that optimal efficiency is the preferred path. Good insight thanks.
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by shandsaker 16y ago
Excellent point. Thanks for the feedback.
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Ask HN: Looking for feedback on a startup strategy question
7 points by shandsaker 16y ago|21 comments
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by shandsaker 16y ago
Why don't you just book any capital injection as a loan to the company which needs to be paid back at nominal interest at some point in the future? Nothing shady about that.
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Eventarc releases numbers shows its a growing force in online ticketing(thenextweb.com)
2 points by shandsaker 16y ago|0 comments
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An illustrated guide to communication in startups (cartoon)(eventarc.com)
3 points by shandsaker 16y ago|0 comments
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by shandsaker 16y ago
We recently asked the same question of a number of startups as we wanted to write an article on it, but struggled to get enough to share. I can tell you one big name SAAS product (one you would all know) admitted they converted 2% of traff
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Conversion stats, rodents of unusual size & the finest swordsman that ever lived(eventarc.com)
4 points by shandsaker 16y ago|0 comments
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Innovative billboard campaign to fight homelessness(good.is)
2 points by shandsaker 16y ago|1 comments
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Are Apple slowly killing all Flex/Flash based startups?(eventarc.com)
2 points by shandsaker 16y ago|0 comments
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Not everything successful companies do is worth copying (re: Groupon)(eventarc.com)
1 points by shandsaker 16y ago|0 comments
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Looking for startups to participate in an article
2 points by shandsaker 16y ago|0 comments
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Are Google Brand Links making it tougher for your online business to compete?(centuryhouse.net)
22 points by shandsaker 16y ago|7 comments