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AirPair (YC W14) is Hiring a Developer Content Manager

In the last 10 months, we've taken AirPair's community blog from 0 to almost 20,000 visitors a day.https://angel.co/airpair/jobs/69544-developer-content-managerWe're looking for a mid-senior level experienced content marketer with junior to mid level technical knowledge.Bonus points if you have experience with community management and building.Your job with be to do whatever it takes to get...

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Re:User Analytics as Your Product Grows on Friday March 27, 2015 @03:06PM (#9278393)
Serious, analytics is a sensitive topic for me, because I've invested weeks into these tools and many of them have not grown as we've become more intelligent. I'm totally jaded from the Mixpanel API and partially jaded from Segment.io too... I feel like most folks who take their data serious go for their own solutions.
Re:Build a Real Time Hybrid App with Ionic and Firebase on Monday January 26, 2015 @11:46AM (#8947943)
We'll be releasing AirChat today, built on firebase :)
Re:A Comprehensive Guide to Building a Scalable Web App on AWS on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @08:38PM (#8927007)
Josh has a part 2 in the works :)
Re:A Comprehensive Guide to Building a Scalable Web App on AWS on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @08:07PM (#8926887)
We've scheduled a lot of UX design polish on our posts schedule in the next 2 weeks along with a big announcement first week of feb for you to watch out for.
Re:A Comprehensive Guide to Building a Scalable Web App on AWS on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @06:08PM (#8926417)
Apologies in advance for the table of contents going way off the screen. This is the biggest post published so far. We'll be doing some UX work on the table of contents widget in the next week.
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Yes I had a lot of trouble having the slightest clue what you were talking about.
Yes the point is, we take risk if we think it makes us execute better. If you're an investor who appreciates that culture you'll gravitate to our company. If you're traditional and prefer to be proper all the time, you'll be turned off. That was the opportunity we took, to help our investors decide if they like it or not before even reaching out to us to find out more.

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