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shash7
27d ago
Hey folks I built SociallisteningAPI as a easy way to give your agents access to social listening data. You can use the API directly or connect the MCP to Claude/ChatGPT and ask questions like "give me brand mentions for <xyz&g
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Social Listening for Agents
(sociallisteningapi.com)
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27d ago
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shash7
1mo ago
I'm working on building a social listening API for Agents. Right now its working swell, added some more Linkedin specific endpoints and a "raw" parameter to get the raw response back. https://sociallisteningapi.com
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shash7
3mo ago
We have our own in-house scrapers but most are 3rd party api solutions.
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Show HN: Mentionkit – Track your brand mentions across LinkedIn, X and more
(mentionkit.com)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Use a nice large maul. Will go through most wood like a butter knife. I stupidly used a axe for a long time.
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shash7
4mo ago
I've got 13 chargebacks over the last 4 years for my biz. Out of these, 10 came from US based cards. The other 3 came from Australia(my country). Be careful when taking verbatim advice from internet strangers.
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4mo ago
I run a saas and we get this every now and then. As a rule of thumb, when you get a chargeback you need to completely ban the customer from your db. This includes: - card ban - email address ban - fingerprint their access and ban This will
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5mo ago
I felt that it was AI-assisted rather, and had actually decent info.
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5mo ago
Literally had a similar experience with X today. Was browsing when all of a sudden my account got suspended for no apparent reason. This was a premium account too, and I had last posted a tweet last year. I would maybe comment here and ther
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shash7
1y ago
Tangentially, if you're looking for an open-source alternative, Operational.co will fit the bill(I'm the founder). Only major difference is - Operational is meant to be integrated inside your product whereas Pushover is a general
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shash7
1y ago
Nah it's pretty bad. Me and you are in the tech sphere and we know the backstory. But imagine mom or dad viewing this screenshot and getting creeped out because of the red icon.
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1y ago
Those "magic variables" have caused more pain than being helpful. - Added 8 variables inside docker-compose, only 7 get recognized - Why my docker-compose works locally and not on Coolify? Oh yeah it has its own network stuff. The
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1y ago
Had the exact same experience. Incredibly clunky UI/UX. For docker-compose, I had to create a specific one for Coolify because it goes and does its own magic. Tried Dokploy(similar service), better UI but lacking in docs. In the right
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1y ago
operational.co is a good open source alternative if you're in the product space.
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1y ago
What's CYA?
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How we won chargebacks against Amex
(operational.co)
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1y ago
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Show HN: Operational – Receive event notifications from your product
(operational.co)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Ghost is good for blogging and newsletters. But that's the problem. Wordpress is used for much much more. You can use it as a CMS, LMS, news platform, saas platform, and much more. You can literally customize it to the bone. Ghost is a
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2y ago
Both xyproto and Gustomaximus have solid examples. Here's more: - Be direct, Hi, the xyz feature is available on the PRO plan. You can upgrade to the PRO plan at app.saas.com/billing - Be brutal, Hi xyz, your card couldn't be
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2y ago
Can relate, I've been in a similar boat running a small B2B Saas over the last 2 years. It does get easier over time. I've learnt a few tricks for managing early stage pain points. - You need to develop a polite but curt tone of v
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2y ago
Very candid experience - I love it. I've been in a similar boat running a small B2B Saas over the last 2 years. Over the years I've learnt a lot of tricks in this area. - You need to develop a polite but curt tone of voice for cus
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2y ago
Whoa this is like fine sand. Amazing!
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2y ago
Technically speaking, Stripe has nothing to do with this(since they are the middle man). I'll telling you this because I recently won 2 chargebacks against amex bank. In the appeal process, Stripe will give you a rating of how likely y
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Show HN: I wrote a 2000 word article on dealing with chargebacks
(operational.co)
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2y ago
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3y ago
I run a scraper tool and I built this tool to analyze and edit complex url structures(think of multiple query params, paths, etc) simply because something like this didn't exist for my needs. Let me know if you have any questions!
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Show HN: I made a tool to analyze and edit complex URLs
(parseurlonline.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
This advice is absolutely on the spot for B2B Saas businesses. For B2C? not really.
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3y ago
Why not just make it $x amount per email? Way simpler imho. This whole contact stuff feels very nickle and dimey.
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shash7
3y ago
Had the same question. Moved to useplunk afterwards.
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