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tstegart
15y ago
Nope, everyone's links don't work in their original post, presumably to control spamming. Once a post turns out to be legit, occasionally someone goes around and makes them clickable just so people don't have to cut and paste all the time.
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tstegart
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Congrats everyone! I hope the launch goes well. Are you guys big enough to have a PR department or will it be just you guys doing it?
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Clickable Some videos/pics: http://youtu.be/YBww2pOkPec http://imgur.com/a/n9hXV Here's how to get the game: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/infinite-flight/id471341991?m...
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Awesome. And congrats, this made me want to check you guys out. I wish you guys had a case study that's easier to find though. I think there might be a few in the articles section, but having one up front would really help me understand how
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Thanks!
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How well did the advertising work? Was it worth it in your opinion?
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Launch HN - Overnight Buses Travel Magazine for the iPad
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How are you promoting it so far?
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Tell HN: thanks
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Thanks! Our web hosting (NearlyFreeSpeech.NET) had a button I could click and it did it automatically.
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So, separate question, since apparently I have a bunch of people here who understand this: I need to track link clicks made on advertisements in our iPad app. I can't do it from the app because 1) our backend is open source, and they're not
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+1 for showing up to reply. I like it.
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So how do you do this on your own?
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http://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/appcase-iphone-app-showcase-W...
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Oh wow, that was tiny and hidden. Thanks for finding that. It should really be next to the pound symbol at the top.
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This is actually pretty cool. If it had dollars instead of pounds I would use it.
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Right, but this won't be filmed, it will just be watched in our minds until the moment of failure or triumph, at which point we will pepper the internet with generally useless comments.
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Do it PG! Do it! I want to see a slam dunk! I want to see EPIC failure! I want to see if they're all talk or can walk the walk. This is like the reality tv episode of entrepreneurship. Just once, I want to watch and wait with baited breath
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It sucks because its very fact specific. Too many variables, if you will. Anyone can read the law online, but a good lawyer can tell you how its applied, who courts are sympathetic to, what kind of judges your county has, what direction the
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Well, that's what they're there to tell you. Usually, the consultation is free or a small fee. A good lawyer can get the facts from you in an hour, can take a look at your agreement, and armed with knowledge of the laws of Arkansas, can tel
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Being a lawyer, I'm pretty sure this is a lawyer question, not a "Ask HN" question. Everyone here with a brain is just going to tell you to call a lawyer. Unless you're just looking for moral support, then you should create a poll and we'll
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Why don't you want to reveal too much?
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ONB, yeah, the challenge is finding advertisers. The smaller companies often have no contact information, and the larger companies mostly use ad agencies. So then you have to find who is representing whom, and then additionally find a way t
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I find it the first two. Identifying prospects and finding who to contact. Especially when we don't yet have a mentor. I think if we had a mentor who knew the right people, how the industry works and what works, it would be invaluable. Buil
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And here is what you find for apartments in small/medium town Wisconsin: http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/search/apa?query=cedarburg&#...
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I said cheap! Sigh, I suppose $7 is cheap for New Yorkers. :) http://www.bratfest.com/brat-411/whats-on-the-menu/
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I should also probably add that my statement shows my cultural biases, namely that being committed means being married. There were many long-term couples in NYC who were together but not married.
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I think it is. The trees are exactly the right height. I'm kidding :) There is a lot here, just not people, which is why I came. I wanted more trees, more rivers to canoe, more lakes to relax by. You can find that in upstate NY, too, but I
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Not really, among my age group it was true. In the Midwest many of my friends were getting married in college. In NYC, very few of my friends under 30 were married. In fact, I met more married people under 30 living apart (because it used t
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That's hilarious, its exactly the attitude in NYC.
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