hmgauna

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by hmgauna 14y ago
You could also consider the very long trial approach as WhatsApp. In that way, you will get a lot of users that will think that they have plenty of time to try your app and then look for another as good as yours, or switch before if they ar
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by hmgauna 14y ago
I find this interesting enough. I've been myself involved in those kind of ideas... but never got to anything. As other said, there is a big expression space in the web, with room and options for everyone. But the fact is that, as you, many
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by hmgauna 14y ago
As other say... you might be a jerk. But it is impossible to tell from here. Putting that aside, it seems that you are in That point. You may consider going to the next level: get some capital, take more risk and pay a good developer. More
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by hmgauna 14y ago
As a musician and former gamer, I think this is a great idea and interesting discussion about pricing and business models. Have you thought about a commission/share model? I don't know the real market, but I think most musicians won't think
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by hmgauna 14y ago
Hey, I just saw you are looking for some help with translations. I can do the job for spanish. Is it made with PO files?
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by hmgauna 14y ago
This year I built http://inflooenz.com It's a tool to explore music influences. I have around 100 visitors each day, but I'm a bit stacked with the site as a product. At the beginning I did some PR. I had some ideas for monetizing, but th
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by hmgauna 14y ago
Right now I'm trying to use it and I'm getting a lot of errors. As far as I can see, you need to work on the SEO side: there's a lot that needs to be done on that front. Change your title tags structure, create unique descriptions for each
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by hmgauna 14y ago
It's hard to diagnose, but as other says (and your stats point out), there is something giving a little amateur feel. From a blog point of view, you should definitely show your authors, to make a genuine, personal impression to readers. The
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by hmgauna 14y ago
Hi, If you are interested in front-end learning, I've found this useful for myself: http://www.codecademy.com They have sort of interactive tutorials to go through js, jQuery, html, etc. I shall say that I was a complete newbie to program
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by hmgauna 14y ago
I really like the idea of your product, and it seems to do what you promise. I have not test it in depth, maybe some times I was kind of lost (for a short moment), I think it can be fine-tuned with a few tests with people. It's only a desig
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by hmgauna 14y ago
I'm really interested in this topic, and unfortunately it seems to be, as you say, a lack of interest there. As far as I know, the last effort to go towards a standard in semantic markup is http://schema.org/ Apparently, the major search
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by hmgauna 15y ago
This is a little off topic, but... As a matter of fact, Chrome is not the first browser to offer that mailto config. At least Opera and Firefox already had (a long time ago) a way to customize the mailto handler to open a given client / web
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by hmgauna 15y ago
Hey! It depends a bit on how your site works. A typical use of the GA script may already do the work. But sometimes, you need to set things to do the right tracking: the typical example is the usage of javascript. If you have a lot of JS yo
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by hmgauna 15y ago
This is a very interesting topic. It involves a crucial question about the impact of 'the company culture' in its success or failure. We usually hear that X company has X kind of culture, and the usual advise is something like 'setup the ri
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by hmgauna 15y ago
As the others, it's hard to tell as I'm not in that business. The product looks professional and sleek, but the best advise I can give you is that you look for feedback from your real potential customers. You have to go find them and test t