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anmolparashar
1y ago
I have been working on Hostup, with which I recently got accepted into Antler's residency program. It's currently an upsell management and fulfillment platform built for hosts and property managers who list on Airbnb, Booking.com,
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anmolparashar
2y ago
Location: Remote (Dubai, UAE) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe. Very willing to travel though. Technologies: SQL, Python, Linear, PostHog, Optimizely, Figma, OpenAI Platform Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in&
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anmolparashar
2y ago
I have been working full-time on making staying at Airbnbs cool again with Hostup ( https://www.hostup.ae ) We are doing this by providing 5-star amenities like massages, access to local experiences, events, and even essentials. C
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Show HN: Castup AI – A free ChatGPT-powered podcast assistant
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Show HN: Teachclusive – job board for special education
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5y ago
I have been working on Castup, a podcast editing startup since Jan 2019 and it's been an amazing journey so far. We crossed the $500/month profit mark after the first six weeks and now the team has expanded quite a bit. [1] https
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5y ago
I did, and it boosted my confidence 10x at my day job as a PM. I still work full-time at another startup (again, I like making money) but now I have a good safety net to fall back on (if required) and I know my opinions can lead to successf
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5y ago
I did (& it’s been brining in good money for the past 2+ years) I built the Castup[1] website using Webflow, use Outgrow for onboarding, Stripe for payments, Slack for communication. It’s a productized service startup in the podcasting
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anmolparashar
5y ago
Hey, My startup[1] works with a good amount of podcasts on a daily basis and here’s what we have seen work for them: - SEO is still king (publish transcripts as blog posts, write detailed episode descriptions, tag each episode properly) - C
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anmolparashar
6y ago
Can verify (India)
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anmolparashar
6y ago
Podcasting blew up this year and since I run a podcast editing startup[1], our MRR grew better than it was growing the year before. [1] https://useCastup.com
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anmolparashar
6y ago
Just my 2¢: For better results, change the channel name to something relevant to what you are doing and start adding relevant (to the video) information in the video descriptions.
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anmolparashar
6y ago
We can provide those on request (reach out via the chat widget)
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anmolparashar
6y ago
https://www.useCastup.com – Podcast Editing as a Productized Service. We build and work with software that cuts the editing time by 70% which allows us to offer our sevices at (somewhat) cheap rates while keeping the quality sup
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6y ago
I think your misunderstood my initial comment. It was regarding the fact that service based companies are expected to not reach scales that VCs look for, so my question was more so regarding how they plan to approach that problem when the t
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anmolparashar
6y ago
Thanks for your answer. Maybe, I have too much of a Bootstrapper mindset but when I see a service based company (like my own), I assume VCs won't be interested because it cannot scale to $1B or whatever number investors look for. Again
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anmolparashar
6y ago
Cool idea, though I'm interested in how you're thinking about scaling this? I co-founded Castup[1], a podcast editing startup and while we deliver quite a few episodes a month, I can't ever see it scale enough to require vent
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6y ago
> Visual Mind summary report for http://usecastup.com - 72% of users are expected to like your site. Your site is visually awesome. You can further improve it by using better images and considering little denser layout. Well,
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6y ago
I run a startup[1] in the space that provide hands off podcast production experience to podcasters and I recommend that you (or anyone who wants to start a podcast) read this blog post at least once: https://www.podcastinsights.c
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anmolparashar
6y ago
With my own side project[1], a lot of people still find us via Product Hunt (even 1+ year later), I personally try to engage with people on Reddit, Twitter and IndieHackers. I don't necessarily promote our website but answer their ques
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ICE Says Foreign Students Can’t Attend Online-Only College This Fall, Despite
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6y ago
I'm a founder of a startup[1] that works in the podcasting space and my personal favorites are TigerBelly, Exchange Invest Weekly, JRE, The Indie Hackers podcast! [1] useCastup.com
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6y ago
As someone working as a remote Product Manager, I think the current situation is quite possibly one of the worst ways "remote work" could have gone mainstream. I have been working remote for three years now and even I'm not e
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Help Us Prevent .COM Price Increases
(links.namecheap.com)
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anmolparashar
7y ago
Location: India (Nationality) - UK - East Coast US Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Product Management, Product Design, UX Design, Growth and Content Résumé/CV: Available on request Email: anmol@17a.in Loo
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7y ago
useCastup.com — Professional Podcast Editing services, starting at 40¢ per published minute. I have been running this for a while, along with my full-time job.
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7y ago
Now that's a problem I hadn't come across, mainly because most of the Podcasts that we work with don't post to YouTube, but this is definitely something we can take a look at. Thank you!
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7y ago
I love the website Transistor comes with, and I think if every podcast gets a site like that, that'd be great for the Podcaster's community and should help with discoverability.
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7y ago
Tweeting a HN thread that I want people to be a part of is not embarrassing to me. Maybe we just have different definitions of the word? Checking someone's post history, and Twitter just so you could have something to comment on an &qu
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7y ago
Now that I read it, it does come off as a promo, but I'm actually trying to do is get some product/service ideas (other than the one we are offering) like other similar HN threads Wouldn't good targeting solve this problem, f
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