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cix

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    Comment #8301793

    the fact your asking means you already know it's a bad idea, the question is whether you can handle the repercussions if it goes wrong.

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    Comment #8301638

    Yo, this question is way too general. Basically the equivalent of me asking: Is it good to sacrifice my love for a career? How can we give a suggestion without any information?

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    Comment #8301630

    Mobile marketing through Twitter and Facebook is generally effective. Unfortunately they want to milk you to death with Ad costs so they have a policy against sweepstakes, coupons …

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    Comment #8301622

    Unfortunately the marketing community is much more scarce and scattered than the development community. I have had the same issues myself.

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    Ask HN: Equity structure setup by Y Combinator

    From what I understand Y-Combinator assists startups with incorporation. A Delaware C-Corp is pretty standard to allow Common shares for founders and preferred shares for Venture C…

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    Comment #8231300

    No, but that's not the point. The e-commerce space is very different than the product space. They are applying the same logic in both, which is a mistake.

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    Comment #8230840

    A lot of people on here are defending Amazon "because they take risks". Yea of course they do, they burn capital like a startup; when they have been in business for ~20 years. That…

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    Comment #8108909

    Are we going to argue semantics on HN? If I show my app to anyone, which he did. Whether it is a news station or my mom it is marketing. He didn't just magically see it, the develo…

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    Comment #8107247

    Marketing and propaganda are very similar, if people believe something to be true. It is. A lot of these famous social accounts aren't even the people in the photos. It's kinda dis…

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    Comment #8107108

    The main character being an old man is not a good idea. It's important for an adventure game to create a character that the target audience can relate with, even if it's a hedgehog…

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    Comment #8107096

    Some people may say that we are in a Idiocracy, seeing games like Flappy bird become trend setters while AAA titles are getting barely any downloads. Mobile game developers need to…

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    Comment #8106738

    Sorry m3mnoch is down-voting anyone who mentions marketing. Join the club.

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    Comment #8106732

    People like you poison this site's ecosystem. Anytime you receive any counter to your misguided opinion you can silence the dissent by down-voting. Nothing you have said provides a…

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    Comment #8106426

    You proved my point " The first serious buzz happened when blogger ad technical Robert Scoble wrote about Yo after a visit to Israel. He called it “the stupidest” but “most addicti…

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    Comment #8106088

    Their is also a lot of evidence to show Flappy Bird's position in the top apps placement was because of gray hat marketing.

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    Comment #8106085

    Read the story of how it came to be, it was marketing. Keep in mind also the name itself is a huge reason for this.

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    Comment #8105623

    That being said their are also examples of what you say working, but I have spoke to many people who have worked on AAA titles on mobile which have spent millions on R&D, with the …

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    Comment #8105603

    Sorry but you're vastly underestimating the power of marketing. "Yo" was basically an entirely marketing play, same with Flappy Bird, and their are several more examples. Candy Cru…

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    Comment #8080245

    That isn't limited to Scientists my friend.

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