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by ish_ish 15y ago
I think you'll start to see this more now that Twilio makes it easy to do.
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by ish_ish 15y ago
There is a psychological factor to this that is used by games as well. People get addicted to collecting things whether they be tweets, comments, etc. I highly recommend Amy Jo Kim's video where she shows examples of this across several soc
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by ish_ish 16y ago
Agree completely. I think there is definitely high-churn on their subscriber base if things start to feel spammy. Basically yes something should be considered relevant after I express interest in it. But I find that meetup does a bad job of
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by ish_ish 16y ago
What is this 'wrong person to execute' nonsense? You're only limited by your imagination and ability work hard towards your goal. I'll take passion over expertise any day.
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by ish_ish 16y ago
Sure we can meetup you can contact me at my twitter @ishish or email: ishish (at) gmail
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by ish_ish 16y ago
Hey -- neither of us is first to market on this one. I found out of others even as I was building it. I almost gave up but then figured I might as well go for it. I address this in the post -- the market it young and is ripe for plenty of p
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by ish_ish 16y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I debated heavily between paid and free when I released it. I went with free initially because I felt I wanted to get a simple version of the product out there. At some point I might go the freemium root and offer a
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by ish_ish 16y ago
That's a great idea I'll email them. I've also thought about approaching delivery-type services like Dominos.
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by ish_ish 16y ago
I mentioned that in the blog post under "The competitive scare"
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Building a location based iPhone App: from idea to my first users(missionlab.posterous.com)
89 points by ish_ish 16y ago|35 comments