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by skrish 14y ago
@sathishmanohar, Hello from Chenna!. :) It is this specific case that we are solving for Indian startups along with a global billing solution at ChargeBee. Regardless of whether you need ChargeBee or not, shoot me an email (in profile) and
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by skrish 14y ago
Depends on how complex your product and pricing model is. Zuora is slightly enterprisey customers and priced accordingly and they charge setup fee, customization fee etc., If you are looking for simpler products focused on small & mediu
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by skrish 14y ago
The naming, though may sound cheesy to some, is a great marketing tactic to get noticed. You can of course think of <<fill your favorite trusted source>> person here. But if you want people to notice & get some traction,
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My discipline will beat your intellect.(bestengagingcommunities.com)
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I think it is shift in focus that is the root cause of this issue. There are plenty of avenues for online gambling as well as real ones, where they extract money out of the wallet. However, the question is in exchange for what? As long as t
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Customer Acquisition Strategy - Jason Friend (2008) - 14 mins.(blog.betterlabs.net)
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Be Nice to Those Who Serve You(jacquesmattheij.com)
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3D printing technology can decentralize manufacturing.(forbes.com)
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Lessons learnt: Building business critical applications on the cloud.(blog.chargebee.com)
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Ask HN: API Library for Python, .NET - Best places / ways to create a contest?
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by skrish 14y ago
We use Freshdesk. They have a startup plan that we applied for. Took about 15-20 mins to setup and has been on autopilot so far.
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What does a series A funding strategy and plan look like?(bestengagingcommunities.com)
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Interviews with Entrepreneurs – Suresh Sambandam of OrangeScape.(dorai.me)
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Thank you Cam. Awesome to see specialist in specific area offering to help the community of users.
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The 30 Billion Dollar Man.(airspacemag.com)
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Reading his response to a comment in his blog changes the context of his perceived smugness. Doesn't it? Here is what I am referring to: =========== DHH 10 Jul 12 Kathy, that’s a great point. Also, this pyramid can be applied in finer resol
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by skrish 14y ago
http://www.ChargeBee.com - we did a Show HN to ge feedback sometime back and got some very good feedback. Went back and improved on several things and continuing to do that. We have a good roadmap of solutions to provide you everything yo
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by skrish 14y ago
One of the primary reasons is the inability to match the supply-demand cycle. There are a few startups trying to solve this issue in their own way. I heard one of the founders speak http://www.efarm.in (he runs another site connecting far
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by skrish 14y ago
Fantastic answer. It is not impossible but just takes its own cycle and hard as @diskdoctor has mentioned above. To add to this there are a bunch of questions that you should answer well before Indirect Purchasing department (yes, the depar
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If you cant do the time, dont do the crime(ashwinnaik.com)
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Figuring out what your company is all about(joelonsoftware.com)
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The difficulty in giving honest feedback to entrepreneurs(bestengagingcommunities.com)
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I disagree. IMHO, there is no better person than the founder to market your startup passionately. I am not saying MBA skills are not valuable. But what is more important is ability to write pithy blogs, write tons of emails to your potentia
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What to do About that Chip on Your Shoulder?(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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How to hack an awesome startup blog(blog.hackerting.com)
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I wonder what will be the tipping point when 'companies' stop trusting SAAS companies. I understand this is not a business critical function or anything, but my point is about services that could impact businesses due to talent hiring &#38
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Many of the points are not hard to do yet requires discipline to do on a regular basis. Creating engaging content in newsletter and blog I believe is the key.
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Probably that is where the VC investment and connections come into play, to get those partnerships in place. These are certain advantages of having VC as a stakeholder in business than just being a profitable completely bootstrapped startup
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Just love the way he said how he got early access to Stripe: "I'm friends with one of the founders + I asked repeatedly." :) Most importantly he has used access to a key service early and executed it all very well. Congratulations & all
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by skrish 14y ago
Absolutely. My friend and I wanted to quit & run a business. We kept discussing about different ideas over a period of time and then just decided to quit & get started. Looking back, it was so naive to have written a few business pl

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