timothy89

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Are Static Web Apps Cost Effective?(shortpgh.com)
1 points by timothy89 12y ago|0 comments
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by timothy89 13y ago
At UserApp, Robin Y. is known as "Mr. Typo". He will be performing 100 spell checks in 100 days.
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by timothy89 13y ago
I see your point, and many of my later "hacks" has been improved since my first ten. But it also depends on who's definition we use. Most of my "hacks" includes coding (i.e. hacking) and are meant to increase growth
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by timothy89 13y ago
Actually most hacks are about user acquisition, but there's also retention hacks :)
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by timothy89 13y ago
Yes, that may be true, but the others could still contribute to growth. And it would be really hard (and probably not even good) to come up with 100 "true" growth hacks, and perform them one day after another ;) Thank you, glad yo
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by timothy89 13y ago
Believe it or not, but this whole "stunt" (including this deck) hasn't generated that many signups in the long run. The best of my "hacks" would be creating the AngularJS module ( http://timothy.userapp.io
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by timothy89 13y ago
Agree! I do actually work on more deeper problems. At the moment I spend a lot of time creating integrations, improving the documentation and the getting-started guides. As we do get new signups every day, I want more of them to get started
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by timothy89 13y ago
Thanks for your feedback. Not all of them are UI stuff, e.g the survey, the open-source warranty and the email where I asked why users had canceled. And these was the first 10, now I'm at day 36 and all of them are not about just UI. B
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by timothy89 13y ago
Very nice! This inspired me to create my own Merry Christmas "card" in CSS: http://codepen.io/userapp/full/DbhnB Merry Christmas!
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by timothy89 13y ago
True that. Will maybe give it a try this month :)
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by timothy89 13y ago
I know what you mean. Many of the hacks' results may collide. I wonder what a possible solution to that problem could be?
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by timothy89 13y ago
I will give this a thought and see how I can plan my upcoming weeks. I have considered about canceling my every-day growth hacks to focus more on larger "hacks", and also finding users and helping them getting started. Let's
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by timothy89 13y ago
Yes, we are working on that :) The user authentication stuff maybe take a few hours/days to get in place for a experiences developer. However, what we want to focus on is everything else around user management. That's why we are b
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by timothy89 13y ago
I really like your advice! Others have actually told me the same and I understand "the concept". But I would like to ask you for some more advice: how can I spend my days only focusing on getting users to use us? We are already em
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by timothy89 13y ago
Good idea, will see what I can do. Thanks!
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by timothy89 13y ago
I hear you. But some are hard to measure and some just takes longer than a few days to show results. I will probably follow up on the earlier rounds, and maybe also update the posts as well with the results. Though for every day there'
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by timothy89 13y ago
I will give this a try (along with other ad networks as well) when I've got the conversion rates to a better level.
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by timothy89 13y ago
Yeah I know, the problem is to find time to do one large "hack" each day. Do you have any tips for me?
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by timothy89 13y ago
Thanks, will look into that. You don't happen to know what it might cost? Maybe I should apply for a free quote :)
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by timothy89 13y ago
Our decisions (including this one) is based on what's best for our company and customers, not any future VCs. And also, this clause is mainly an insurance for our customers during our first "risky" years. Hence the expiration
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by timothy89 13y ago
I answered you comment on by blog :) "At the moment I'm tracking clicks on the title "Open-source warranty". But I will try to perform an A/B test later."
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by timothy89 13y ago
Great feedback! Of course it wouldn't be totally friction-less. But as we see it it would be very easy in contrast of writing the user management all by your own. And regarding updates etc. - that is something they would have had to to
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by timothy89 13y ago
The problem we face is that it can be hard to migrate from our service once integrated. If course this is something that we want to improve, for example we've added the availability to export all your data. But then there's the pr
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by timothy89 13y ago
The concept/clause is something that we will refine to make it as "perfect" as possible. Appreciate your kind comments :) http://images.wikia.com/horadeaventura/es/images/3/30/919px-..
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by timothy89 13y ago
Thank you very much for you feedback. As I see it; either we (the founders) could feel safe knowing that the source belong to us whatever happens. Or our customers could feel safe knowing that they can continue their operation without us. W
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by timothy89 13y ago
>What happens in an acquisition where the parent company is interested in some parts of the technology you built? One solution would be to not sell the company for the technology only. And the clause mentioned in the blog post is only va
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by timothy89 13y ago
This is something we will have in the future, a "on-premise/enterprise" solution. Though it will cost a bit more than $9 a month :)
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by timothy89 13y ago
Sounds very interesting :) Will investigate the alternative. Thanks for the feedback!
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by timothy89 13y ago
(I'm the one that wrote the blog post) Thank you for your awesome feedback. I believe that this could be done fairly easy with UserApp. We've built the system using well-known technology and standards and haven't bought any t
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Tweet for extended trial - 100 growth hacks in 100 days(timothy.userapp.io)
1 points by timothy89 13y ago|0 comments

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