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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Interesting point. Could you add more detail to your comment please?
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Show HN: Negative Churn – we help you deeply understand and reduce SaaS churn(negativechurn.com)
1 points by siddharthdeswal 9y ago|0 comments
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Did anyone else feel that this post was very difficult to read? I'm not being insensitive. I haven't really understood what the author was saying in this post. All I got was that some colleague (or her husband was it?) was feeling
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Agreed, mature markets have usually been carved up, and competitors have to fight to gain even an inch of market share. In such a scenario, a dollar saved is a full dollar in the pocket. A dollar gained would have many costs to gain that do
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Could you please add details about when you agree with Cost vs Revenue section, and when you don't... that'll throw more light on your actual position. Or do you absolutely disagree with the Cost vs Revenue section?
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
- Dead simple call to action... agreed - Diagonal lines are cool because they stand out... can't really comment on that. Have seen such points before on Smashing Magazine, back in like 2007 or 08, where certain elements break commonly
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
I can appreciate why you feel my post was worthless. I had a couple points: 1) There's a halo effect surrounding Stripe right now, due to which fairly common stuff that they do will be treated as if it's outstanding, and deserves
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Not my product, neither am I affiliated in any manner. I just googled "beautiful landing pages" and picked the first one in the first result to make my point.
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Stripe's current design went live sometime in September 2016. Mixpanel's went live somewhere in Jan 2017. For a design overhaul of this scale, it's unlikely there was any 'inspiration'.
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Thank you! Best laugh I've ever had on HN.
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
What kind of healthcare facilities do you get from the government?
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
You're as wise as your username. To add to your points, money used to invest in experiences with loved ones will certainly add to happiness.
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Or working in a coal mine with over 90% men?
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Is working in a company with 70%+ men really a bad thing, or are you just leaning on existing cultural biases?
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
I suspect there's a huge amount of halo effect happening in this discussion. Company makes good product, company gets funded,company hires good designers, company spends a lot on marketing... people go "wow, amazing design!".
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
This article started that rumour due to an error: https://elpais.com/tecnologia/2012/07/03/actualidad/13413401... Towards the end, they have clarification that states: "Technological developmen
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Understanding the A/B testing market(deswal.org)
2 points by siddharthdeswal 9y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: Give the “why” behind your feedback, else you'll warp team's behavior
6 points by siddharthdeswal 9y ago|1 comments
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Most people in their twenties haven't thought of answers to your questions, and don't have the kind of plans that financial advice presupposes.
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
> I don't care what the copywriter wants, I care about what I want. I don't care about your sales or conversion rates, I'm solving my problems. Isn't that exactly what she's saying? Seems like you're not an
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
I could agree with you even more than what I already do. My social life is on WhatsApp groups. No one in my social circle uses Facebook Messenger for anything relevant. The number of friends' photos has steadily gone down over the year
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
> I think marketing has ruined pretty much everything. Actually, in this case, it was technological advancement coupled with those companies' desire to make profits that 'ruined pretty much everything'. Marketing had nothi
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Yes, your "Terrible Ten" is better than five. Google quickly came up with this: https://academic.oup.com/antitrust/article/1/1/162/274807/Is... But there's so much more that says
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
Why do you think it would work for enterprises?
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Unsolicited Career Advice for Tech Marketers(deswal.org)
1 points by siddharthdeswal 9y ago|0 comments
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
I'd contend they're a top booking site because of the wide variety of hotels available, not because of the CRO. I'd look for the team that goes and signs hotels up to the platform, they seem to be doing a really good job in a
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by siddharthdeswal 9y ago
I'm a "product marketer", and this was difficult for me to understand. I don't know what this is for (after reading your opening comment), and I can't figure out what should I be doing. If you receive similar feedba
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Your SaaS product needs to have wide and deep adoption to reduce churn(deswal.org)
1 points by siddharthdeswal 10y ago|0 comments
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Understanding product adoption (width and depth) to reduce churn(medium.com)
1 points by siddharthdeswal 10y ago|0 comments
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Fury in Cambodia as US asks to be paid back hundreds of millions in war debts(smh.com.au)
3 points by siddharthdeswal 10y ago|0 comments

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