rohin

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by rohin 6y ago
Founder here! Several years back we focused solely on our data content marketing agency referenced in this post. We produce content, but isn't the sort of stuff that's going to end up on hacker news.
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by rohin 9y ago
Thanks for checking it out. The use case is blogging and content marketing. That's what we use it for at least.
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by rohin 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We genuinely aren't sure of the pricing in the future, so your feedback is pretty fair. Most likely what you see here will be free for the foreseeable future. If there is a paid version, it would be geared more
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Show HN: Onomics – Make D3 Tables(priceonomics.com)
28 points by rohin 9y ago|8 comments
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by rohin 9y ago
Sorry, that was my bad fiddling around with the title. Corrected it.
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Join Priceonomics (YC W12) as a Staff Writer(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 10y ago
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Join Priceonomics (YC W12) as a Staff Writer(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 10y ago
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Are You Going to (Stay In) San Francisco? (2007)(wsj.com)
3 points by rohin 10y ago|0 comments
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Introducing A/B Testing for Headlines(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 10y ago|0 comments
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Priceonomics (YC W12) Is Looking for Freelancers – Interested in These Topics?(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 10y ago
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Priceonomics (YC W12) is hiring writer/analysts. Solve our data puzzle?(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 11y ago
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Content Tracker(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 11y ago|0 comments
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Join Priceonomics (YC W12) as Staff Writer #5(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 11y ago
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by rohin 11y ago
Priceonomics | Staff Writer | San Francisco The Priceonomics Blog is hiring writer #5 to join our staff. We're looking for data-driven people who are curious about the world. Details here: http://priceonomics.com/the-ca
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Priceonomics (YC W12) is hiring writers(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 11y ago
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The Priceonomics Blog (YC W12) is hiring a fourth writer(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 11y ago
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Join as Writer #3 on the Priceonomics Blog(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 11y ago
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by rohin 12y ago
I work at Priceonomics, so maybe I can shed light on our motivations. We make the kind of content we love and we sell products so that we can afford to make more of that content. The two products we actually sell (data crawling for companie
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by rohin 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Right now the Social analyzer pulls how many people shared that one specific page on FB (or liked it or comment it), rather than how many followers a Page has or Users an FB App has. We could add that per your sugge
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Hipster Business Models: A New Book by Priceonomics(priceonomics.com)
59 points by rohin 12y ago|16 comments
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by rohin 12y ago
Don't feel bad about the joke, that's how we think of ourselves too (I work at Priceonomics). I think it's actually an interesting advantage versus a content site that just thinks of themselves as a content site.
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Priceonomics (YC W12) is hiring a writer(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 12y ago
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by rohin 12y ago
Hi, I work at Priceonomics so I can sort of answer your question. The blog posts we do that use data crawled from the web pay off enormously in terms of generating leads and revenue for our data business. Here's an example. http:&#x2F
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Priceonomics (YC W12) is hiring a writer(priceonomics.com)
1 points by rohin 12y ago
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by rohin 12y ago
Hi there, I work at Priceonomics. Thanks for the suggestions. We'll probably do a blog post about our marketing strategy of this book, but I wanted to address your point that the book had reviews as soon as it launched on Amazon. How i
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Founders with Kids(priceonomics.com)
37 points by rohin 12y ago|5 comments
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No Exit(wired.com)
445 points by rohin 12y ago|171 comments
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Startup lures clients with its journalism (Priceonomics YC W12)(sfgate.com)
3 points by rohin 13y ago|0 comments
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by rohin 13y ago
Well, when debt is involved, prices doubling is a big deal! Prices going down 10% is a big deal too though.
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by rohin 13y ago
You made a mistake in your calculation because you ignored leverage. Most people buy a house using some combination of equity and debt (usually 20% / 80%). You need to calculate the return based on the equity invested. Assuming they

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