Ask HN: What do you do with your failed startup?
1. If you have a few paying customers, what do you to help to move on? 2. What about the source codes? Any other learning points?
If you can afford the money, do get the necessary certifications; PMP, Certified AWS Architect, etc. Else spend time to revise on the interview questions, there's a lot of resources on GitHub.
In between waiting for the next interview, I am trying to get back into shape, pick up a new hobby or skills, etc. Just to keep my mind back to those negative thoughts.
If you need someone to talk to, drop me an email.
1. If you have a few paying customers, what do you to help to move on? 2. What about the source codes? Any other learning points?
So far, Google only returned with the article by Eric Stromberg.http://estromberg.com/post/7886304364/how-to-choose-the-right-startup-to-join?8c2637e0Love to hear from you guys. Any input is useful. ps: I am undecided which to join. :(
most importantly look around you to find issues/problems that people are willingly to pay a tiny $5-$20 to get it solve. build mvp, reiterate...
- I guess this is only applicable at early stage of the startup. Scaling a startup is very different.
It does take a bit of work to fine tune each campaign & ads.
- test your images. drop those with ctr less than .06%
- test your age groups. look at your customers and decide the groupings.
- use precise interest. think your competitors, brand names, etc.
With $40 per day, if you split test properly, you should be able to find the audience at CPM $0.20, other than PPV, there's not a lot traffic sources than can give you such precise targeting.
PROOF: http://imgur.com/0dFFE - I'm still working on the CTR to .1% ... beside Conversion & Brand is what matter, NOT likes.
To name a few... know of one, please help add.. Thanks.
Anyone has a comprehensive list of engineering blogs by startups?
VPS just dun make any sense.
Anyone care to explain?
http://www.youtube.com/user/seoconference?ob=0#p/uStill can't figure out where he got those views for all his videos in less than a day or so..
I saw the WSJ video - Take Six Months Off Work or School and Travel the World. It's about Steve Yoder, WSJ's San Francisco bureau chief, and his 15-year-old son Levi took six months off work and school respectively to travel through Africa and the Middle East. But it wasn't a spur of the moment decision. Steve talks about planning, what they saw on their voyage, and how to live with a teen...
Hi, I just saw WordPress SOPA page, anyone else had their anti-SOPA page up? I think reddit.com page is going to show up shortly.ps: Still not too late to put up a page - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3476603
Pick any of the free platform WP, posterous, tumblr, etc. Most of these tools are inter-portable. It really does not matter, the one thing that really matter is the blogging platform that you actually use.