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:) will do, would be fun to do also of less bigger companies maybe. Any ideas are welcome.
Re: on Friday April 10, 2015 @01:12PM (#9355712)
experimental email course with daily lessons explained with 5sec GIF's and step-by-step and actionable instructions.

Looking forward getting feedback

Launch webapps quicker, with just 1 click from your dock. (Currently only for OSX) Any webapp requests?
course requests are also welcome :)
Recently launched, experimenting with a different format for quick-learning the basics of a particular topic. Love to get some feedback.
Re:How I Hacked My Startup on Wednesday January 14, 2015 @02:29PM (#8888438)
tnx
Re:How I Hacked My Startup on Monday January 12, 2015 @07:49AM (#8873589)
Very good question. A couple of ways to answer this:

- Luckily you will never run out of tactics. Reason for this is because their are constantly new things being launched that you can use for your business. Twitter, FB, Pinterest, Didn't exist 10 years ago, yet now are extremely useful in helping your business grow. So one of the things we do is constantly stay up to date on new emerging technologies that you can use to your advantage.

- Second is I'm currently working on a 'growth dashboard'. This will be rolled out to all TractionVC users. It's a place where you can organise tactics and in a better way collect the ones that seem to work for you. This way you will get a better understanding of what's working and what not.

- Some (most) tactics are repeatable. Meaning: Guestblogging, increasing your traffic in different ways, it will keep staying important. With the dashboard, it'll be easier to build your marketing strategy, without having to hire someone else to do it for you.

Eventually, when you go big, you don't need TractionVC. It's really to help you get you going. Pro products are also in the pipeline to keep users even when they grow, part of the community.

Re:How I Hacked My Startup on Monday January 12, 2015 @02:32AM (#8872845)
clickable links:

How ProductHunt helped me go from “No-idea” to “Profitable” in 15 hours (including 6 hours of sleep). https://medium.com/@jibly/how-producthunt-helped-me-go-from-...

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How A 4-Step-Amazon-Hack Helped Me Convert Visitors Into Paying Customers Insanely Fast.

https://medium.com/@jibly/how-a-4-step-amazon-hack-helped-me...

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These 5 user comments boosted my conversion rate from 0,8% to 6%

https://medium.com/@jibly/these-5-user-comments-boosted-my-c...

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How I Hacked My Startup

How ProductHunt helped me go from “No-idea” to “Profitable” in 15 hours (including 6 hours of sleep).https://medium.com/@jibly/how-producthunt-helped-me-go-from-no-idea-to-profitable-in-15-hours-including-6-hours-of-sleep-9398ff0bc55d---How A 4-Step-Amazon-Hack Helped Me Convert Visitors Into Paying Customers Insanely...

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Re:What Factors Indicate Your App Will Be Successful on Thursday January 08, 2015 @01:34PM (#8857976)
Pricing might be a missing factor. 95% of all downloads are free apps.
Re:Ask HN: What cool stuff have been built with JavaScript? on Wednesday January 07, 2015 @07:51PM (#8854399)
Point made. Im inspired.
Re:Ask HN: What cool stuff have been built with JavaScript? on Wednesday January 07, 2015 @01:44PM (#8852368)
tnx for sharing
Re:Ask HN: What cool stuff have been built with JavaScript? on Wednesday January 07, 2015 @11:24AM (#8851395)
wow that looks pretty sophisticated.
Re:Ask HN: What cool stuff have been built with JavaScript? on Wednesday January 07, 2015 @11:22AM (#8851380)
very cool little programs. like it!

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