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Notes on Mixergy interview with TwitPic founder Noah Everett

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Re: Notes on Mixergy interview with TwitPic founder Noah Everett

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I may be mistaken but no where in this article does it say that Noah Everett makes $5million a year. It does say "revenue projections: $3-4 million" and "#1 – have a company worth 8 figures by 24, #2 – have a company generating 7 figures/year in revenue by 25"

Re: Notes on Mixergy interview with TwitPic founder Noah Everett

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We know that Twitter makes money off the search deals with Google and Bing, and it's a lot more than $5 million.

And it could disappear in a second.

idk. Big money deals with a single or maybe 2 customers is insanely high risk.

How do we know how much they make from their deals? How do you know it's more than $5m?

Re: Notes on Mixergy interview with TwitPic founder Noah Everett

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We know that Twitter makes money off the search deals with Google and Bing, and it's a lot more than $5 million.

Yeah, they're just selling different levels of access to their data stream. Besides the firehose, they have streams of things like all links and retweets, which require some kind of partnership.

Re: Notes on Mixergy interview with TwitPic founder Noah Everett

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We know that Twitter makes money off the search deals with Google and Bing, and it's a lot more than $5 million.

It's about $25 Million a year.

Of course the other factor:

  Twitter: funding $160m, you say rev $25m
  Twitpic: funding $0, rev $5m
So I think twitpic comes out pretty fantastically well.

Re: Notes on Mixergy interview with TwitPic founder Noah Everett

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All of the financial data is neat, but am I the only one surprised by the line:

- Moved to South Carolina because of The Patriot, the warm weather, and the beach

The Patriot?! I liked "Braveheart goes to America" as much as the next guy, but I'm not sure I'd up and move to SC because of it. An answer that bizarre deserves a followup.

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