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by suhail 17y ago
they have GA graphs to prove it
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by suhail 17y ago
Congrats james and gee! You guys are gonna kill it.
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by suhail 17y ago
Tom, I am sorry for your loss. When Garry told me, I couldn't believe it, I immediately checked Dan's last login time on IM and it was just 4 days ago. Dan was the kind of person who would be there to help when you needed it. Dan helped us
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by suhail 17y ago
http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/07/15/is-twttr-interesting/
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by suhail 17y ago
good luck guys, you'll kill it =)
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by suhail 17y ago
It's possible they simply gave it back.
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by suhail 17y ago
Cool, interesting link
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Mixpanel: A/B testing to increase your conversions the Eric Ries way (blog.mixpanel.com)
46 points by suhail 17y ago|13 comments
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by suhail 17y ago
effective vs aesthetic design One makes money the other just looks pretty, you choose.
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by suhail 17y ago
Clear case of effective design versus simply aesthetic design--most people prefer to make more money and follow effective design. Gradients and gloss are not required elements in the web 2.0 era, it's all just fluff at the end of the day--Z
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by suhail 17y ago
I wondered when somebody was going to bring this up. For the record however, Fansnap has spent a significant amount of money purchasing traffic. There were ads on finance.yahoo.com at one point. The fact that they only amassed 94k uniques i
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by suhail 17y ago
Congrats guys, Olark rocks =)
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by suhail 17y ago
You might've tried while we were undergoing some maintainence, you should see your data in your project today though. If you still have problems email us at support@mixpanel.com--always responsive.
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by suhail 17y ago
it was for myspace
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by suhail 17y ago
<3 nginx + fastcgi
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by suhail 17y ago
Thought you should know, we added the ability to see Google keyword performance throughout every stage of the funnel. This happens automatically with no extra work. This is generally for those of you who want to see how certain keywords (e.
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by suhail 17y ago
God forbid they make it easy =)
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JobSpice (YC S09) Makes Resumes Web Friendly, With A Facebook Co-Founder(techcrunch.com)
81 points by suhail 17y ago|59 comments
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4 Anti-Lean Startup Archetypes(market-by-numbers.com)
1 points by suhail 17y ago|0 comments
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Mixpanel introduces Super Properties(blog.mixpanel.com)
13 points by suhail 17y ago|0 comments
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by suhail 17y ago
The reason I said "mostly" is because it's naive for anyone to think they have things perfectly under control. No scaling problem is always solved, there's always things that show up. We have it largely under control and are very capable of
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by suhail 17y ago
We have people sending us millions a day, we should be fine.
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Migrate MySQL tables - Zero downtime(github.com)
1 points by suhail 17y ago|0 comments
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How Zynga is doing 100 MM in revenue and how we can help you do it(blog.mixpanel.com)
40 points by suhail 17y ago|15 comments
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by suhail 17y ago
One thing to think about is that we don't charge at all for a certain amount of requests. For some, you might simply blow through that. Happy to hear your feedback on what you think is reasonable.
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Two types of users - Why your startup should pay attention(blog.mixpanel.com)
27 points by suhail 17y ago|3 comments
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by suhail 17y ago
It's basically called Co-Op in the U.S.
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by suhail 17y ago
Completely agree, mischief motivates you like none other. I started out by making batte.net bots for Starcraft. They were super hard but there was plenty of open source code to leech and copy off of in the beginning. Later on, I managed to
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by suhail 17y ago
Hadoop + HBase + Pig might be what you want.
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by suhail 18y ago
People like Dave McClure and VentureHacks have always said keep your business plan short: 1 page.

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