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by skrish 11y ago
It is a huge opportunity to capture email id of serious users. You could think of intent to explore sandbox as a slightly advanced stage in engagement with potential customer. The top of the funnel could just be a visitor who downloads a fa
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by skrish 12y ago
Great point. Interestingly, I see several tech startups of this nature started by folks having a deep understanding of a specific business problem due to their prior work experience tend to create such startups. As a service provider for sm
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by skrish 12y ago
Reminded me very much of blog by Jacques Mattheij. I liked it.
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What I have learnt doing startups for 7 years(blog.prateekdayal.net)
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by skrish 12y ago
+1 I recently saw a demo of the "Aadhaar" project by Indian government in Nasscom Product Conclave event (in Bangalore). I was a skeptic & still am wary about security aspects of something at this scale by government. But I wa
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by skrish 12y ago
Very true. I found a particular customer using it very smartly - to configure multiple gateways via system like ours (ChargeBee) - and splitting his payments across his Authorize.Net, PayPal Payflow & Stripe accounts. The biggest fear y
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You can’t beat the status quo unless you match the status quo(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Which are the best services for dev chat room with mobile alerts?
1 points by skrish 12y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 12y ago
Amazing to see the journey of a a blogger & company I have admired for the past 15 years. His blog was one of those inspirations for me to want to start building my own business. Big fan of Trello here. Many congratulations.
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by skrish 12y ago
Very interesting and much anticipated move. The title is slightly misleading. What they offer is an alternative to PayPal with recurring. If you are running an eCommerce site that is built on an independent platform, it really does add more
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by skrish 12y ago
Here is the tl;dr version of this. Monthly Revenue report hides information about real health of subscription business, whereas MRR provides better insight. Any recurring line item, discount and tax are included in MRR calculation, whereas
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Basics of MRR for Subscription Businesses. (blog.chargebee.com)
1 points by skrish 12y ago|1 comments
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‘Unclutter’ marketing(thesmartceo.in)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 13y ago
I am not from Australia, but looking at Australia as a customer base. I came across this study recently and found it quite interesting. You may find this useful. http://google-au.blogspot.in/2013/04/the-startup-eco
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by skrish 13y ago
I used to stay in a paying guest accomodation during my first job. My roommate was a guy who had just joined ISRO - we graduated same year but from different colleges. And I also had a chance to interact closely with 2 other friends who wer
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A New Front Door For USV(avc.com)
2 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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Is paywall the right way to monetize news online?(blog.chargebee.com)
2 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 13y ago
Exactly. This is exactly what Braintree was positioning itself against, offering a 'human touch' to every interaction and having a real person to review the details if you need to scale your business et al. We can only hope PayPal
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The Ultimate Cheat Sheet For Starting And Running A Business(jamesaltucher.quora.com)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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Customer Experience & SAAS: What’s all the fuss about?(blog.chargebee.com)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 13y ago
Sorry if it feels that way. I reviewed the blog and didn't correct it, because that is what our support lead feels about our devs, just from his perspective. But I see your point. Thanks for the feedback.
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by skrish 13y ago
Is that a wrong usage of the term? Honest question as I am not a native speaker & I thought it was a expression that indicates we chose who should work on this dropping existing items to start working on it.
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When product management rules are broken – A day in the life of a startup(blog.chargebee.com)
7 points by skrish 13y ago|7 comments
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by skrish 13y ago
Great points. Somedays I do tend to wonder what makes founders stick through rough times and as you rightly pointed out having been through life experiences where they stick it out is a definite advantage. You tend to see through the period
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The most admirable part of Amazon's culture that #startups can benefit from.(bestengagingcommunities.com)
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Hour One. Make it Count.(vijayanand.name)
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by skrish 13y ago
Nice to see fellow Chennaite launch something on HN. Congratulations on launching. The results specific to universities or colleges are nicely formatted. It would help if you have an example typewritten in the box to help get me started. I
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How to get your product’s content marketing juggernaut in place(productnation.in)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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Do you check HN often? This URL will highlight latest changes in the past hour(infominder.com)
2 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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Bootstrapping Products with Services(xconomy.com)
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