cronjobma

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by cronjobma 8y ago
This was hilarious. I’d be cool to have flopstarter come up with 20 projects every day. I’d go to the website every morning just for laughs. Well done.
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Ask HN: Most clever business models?
20 points by cronjobma 8y ago|14 comments
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by cronjobma 8y ago
You can join with: LY9114
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Ask HN: Examples of SaaS companies that monetize through whitelabeling
5 points by cronjobma 8y ago|1 comments
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by cronjobma 8y ago
Probably Cold Calling, since so many of us are afraid to pick up the phone and do the grinding.
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by cronjobma 8y ago
[1] http://fairpixels.pro [2] http://stripe.com [3] http://airbnb.com [4] http://dropbox.com
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Ask HN: What company mission do you find inspiring?
4 points by cronjobma 8y ago|3 comments
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by cronjobma 8y ago
My all time favorites: http://fairpixels.pro http://stripe.com
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by cronjobma 8y ago
There was a time where I’d get super hyped when reading these kinds of promises. Transparent displays, foldable screens. Truth is, we’ve been seeing working prototypes at events like CES for more than 15 years. I’ve come to realize the mech
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by cronjobma 8y ago
Rather: Now would be a good time for Facebook users to resign. Zuck is doing exactly the same things when he started Facebook. It’s the users; The users that need to leave the platform. Does anyone really believe that a FB without Zuckerber
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by cronjobma 9y ago
I feel there's so much to gain in the advertising space. Companies want to advertise, publishers want to make money and consumers want to learn about stuff they love. I wonder if there are startups tackling this problem. If you can cre
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Tiny SaaS Growth Ideas(tiiiny.com)
3 points by cronjobma 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How did you find the problem your product is solving?
7 points by cronjobma 9y ago|11 comments
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by cronjobma 9y ago
This is usually the beginning of lots of bad things. When a company with such a monopoly starts banning competitors to promote their own products, it’s clear that their customers aren’t at the core of their engine. You should never ‘be evil
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by cronjobma 9y ago
This is absolutely fascinating. It got me all excited about pen plotters and I’m thinking of ordering to hack around with it. Would love to try attaching water pencils to it for example. How about hacking 10 of these to move a long a real p
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by cronjobma 9y ago
It would be super interesting to see if Dropbox and Spotify do well and set an example for profitable tech companies to go public. Companies like Twitter & Snap went public too early IMHO. It’d be a great signal to young entrepreneurs t
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Ask HN: What are other research programs like MIT media lab?
1 points by cronjobma 9y ago|0 comments
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by cronjobma 9y ago
I wonder if having for-profit organisations/startups who's core mission it is to protect these fantastic animals would be more successful vs non-profits or government projects. Not necessary to make a buck, but in many cases, for-
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by cronjobma 9y ago
This. I once ran a SaaS for $7/mo. Churn rate was horrible. People never stayed longer than 3mo. Now I do something with a 4 figure / mo price tag and people stick around for 7/mo on avg. it’s totally counterintuitive
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by cronjobma 9y ago
The single best advice Patio11 has given is "charge more". Seriously. It's been one of the scariest thing to do in the beginning, but I've now 4X'd my pricing (from 3 figures to 4 figures a month!) and the customers
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by cronjobma 9y ago
Pomodoro has been a lifesaver. It took some time to get used to m
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Ask HN: Do you feel like marketing should be taught in art school?
1 points by cronjobma 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Has YC funded service based businesses?
1 points by cronjobma 9y ago|2 comments
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by cronjobma 9y ago
Publish to the public? Would love to see what you mean.
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Ask HN: How does one identify markets and their sizes?
49 points by cronjobma 9y ago|14 comments
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Ask HN: What website, from your early days on the net, do you miss?
53 points by cronjobma 9y ago|123 comments
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by cronjobma 9y ago
Makes me wonder... it worked for Airbnb with selling cereal to get some funds flowing. Musk made it work with the hats and now this. Should it be a serious strategy for startups to sell funny/share worthy swag to fund their ventures?
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by cronjobma 9y ago
You could completely anonymize when certain key variables are met. In your example, when the ride is successfully completed and both parties confirmed this, the data can be anonymized.
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by cronjobma 9y ago
Whether it’s Uber or the NSA stories of staff spying on people for a variety of reasons... it always comes down to people who seem to have access to things that they probably shouldnt have gotten access to in the first place. Users should b
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Redesigning TechCrunch(medium.com)
1 points by cronjobma 9y ago|0 comments

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