Show HN: ThingsOnReddit – Products linked to on Reddit
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#42Re: Show HN: ThingsOnReddit – Products linked to on Reddit
#43I'd be curious to see the success of this with Amazon Affiliates, since it is nearly a direct copy of a site I made 2 months ago (that Amazon shut down due to lack of original content). The site is https://fastandes.com (currently at limited functionality).
so don't give up, just keep trying
Re: Show HN: ThingsOnReddit – Products linked to on Reddit
#44Some other similar sites with niches: books- https://takcek.com laptops- http://www.laptophits.com
Re: Show HN: ThingsOnReddit – Products linked to on Reddit
#45just one friendly note: our site was rejected by amazon a couple time,(due to content issue), I hope your path is smoother.
Re: Show HN: ThingsOnReddit – Products linked to on Reddit
#46Does this link are of amazon products only?
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#47Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks, this project uses Ruby on Rails 5 with Webpacker (React). I've found making websites quickly with Rails is very effective. The data can be found on Google BigQuery and I then used Scrapy to scrape Amazon pages for further product info. It's deployed to a DigitalOcean node and connects to an Amazon RDS Postgres instance. The conception of the idea was Tuesday. The next thing I knew it was Saturday, and I felt…
Thanks for the details. > The conception of the idea was Tuesday. The next thing I knew it was Saturday. That's amazing! You turned your idea into an MVP in 5 days. Very impressive.
Re: Show HN: ThingsOnReddit – Products linked to on Reddit
#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is not nearly a direct copy of your product. This one features a well designed UX that immediately engages and encourages further exploration. Yours made me bounce in 2 seconds.
A product can still be copied in functionality without being copied in design. The general premise (product recommendations from Reddit) is the same. I also agree my UX is bad. I have been meaning to pivot with all the data I already have but haven't gotten there yet. Not complaining, competition is good. Just giving warning and bringing up discussion.
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#49As someone who frequents /r/watches, I appreciate this. But it would be great to see prices more easily highlighted.
Re: Show HN: ThingsOnReddit – Products linked to on Reddit
#50Yup, pretty much what I expected.