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normies read news from Facebook and need a feed cover image to click on articles
Unfortunately we have network effect monopolists who can get away with huge margins. See Google, Facebook
The problem is these kinds of leaks were more local except for services which have a large internal network. Yes - Google has that problem, but it is naive to assume that more of these won't happen. Any service which has a super easy path to having all their routing tables polluted so quickly is more vulnerable than others.
Fundamental flaw in how services like Cloudflare are architected is that they propagate route leaks from obscure places all over the world.
I am more interested in making international payouts and we are looking at switching to envoyservices.com from PayPal/Manual bank transfers in a couple of months and switching entirely to stripe looks attractive
How soon do you estimate having international bank transfers?
Posted by
arvinds on Sunday November 04, 2012 @09:05PM
from the nytimes.com dept.
I have to disagree here. Yes there are schools of thought, but questions like "how does a market work?", "what causes deflation?" are pretty well studied and agreed upon. This is one of those very basic settled questions with a very clear accessible explanation.
Yeah - it always amuses me to read these long detailed arguments on these threads from people who seem to not have understood basic macroeconomics.
Our influencers choose from a huge variety of ads that they are interested in. They also write the message that they want to send out. Since we payout based on relevant clicks (and rank influencers based on their click through rate), we incent influencers to make sure that they post things that their audience is interested in.
Jason, how are you measuring conversions on your end? I didn't see any tracking codes in your campaign urls. We do have a advertisers who measure conversions as well as a lot of them who are just interested in building brand awareness.
This is Arvind - one of the co-founders of MyLikes. We do offer location targeting (all the way upto a metro level). In this case, his campaign was paying only for US clicks - (our system guides and publishers self-select since they are only paid for clicks from the location that the advertiser is interested in).
San Francisco, CA
MyLikes (http://mylikes.com/about/jobs) Email: [email protected]
We are attempting to shake up online advertising by enabling small publishers market to their audiences in their own voice. We use technology heavily to solve problems which on the surface seems simple and have had a lot of success in the marketplace because of this.
Posted by
arvinds on Tuesday May 18, 2010 @10:45PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Has anyone had experiences hiring someone from another country to work fulltime at a startup? We are a c-corp with a name brand lawyer, but before I ask them, I am interested in learning what issues other people have faced dealing with stock grants, taxes etc. in these situations.
Posted by
arvinds on Tuesday May 11, 2010 @07:34PM
from the self-post dept.
MyLikes, a San Francisco based startup attempting to shake things up in Internet advertising is looking to hire a couple of great engineers.Who we are:Founders are both ex-Googlers (former tech lead for the AdSense backend and GMail backend, and former product management head for a suite of Google Apps products who previously launched Google Base and AdWords Quality Based Bidding). Just hired...
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Posted by
arvinds on Friday March 05, 2010 @07:47PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Want to hear about experiences that people have with different banks regarding merchant accounts and Authorize.net. We have one with Wells Fargo currently but are in the process of doing a C-Corp and moving accounts. Would love to hear experiences that SF Bay Area folks have had with different banks.