Twilio is bleeding money
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Twilio is bleeding money
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#2What is his evidence for the claim in the title, other than that they have been raising increasingly large amounts of money (typically, all other things equal, a sign of health)?
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#4Diggz is the Chief Evangelist at Tropo...
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#6Diggz is the Chief Evangelist at Tropo...
Of course I am. I spent the first 6 paragraphs of the post explaining that :)
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#7As a dev, this sort of marketing tends to push me to your competitor (Twilio, to be clear). I've done a little work with both, though, and Tropo is good enough that your time is better spent on technical merits than this sort of thing. Or, start a series going over the gnarly technical problems and 10,000 ft overview of Tropo's architecture. I'm sure that'd be an interesting read, and if it adds a tool to my toolbox, I'll likely remember Tropo when I need a voice service again.
Though, this all hinges on me being your target market. Quite an assumption on my part!
Re: Twilio is bleeding money
#8As a dev, this sort of marketing tends to push me to your competitor (Twilio, to be clear). I've done a little work with both, though, and Tropo is good enough that your time is better spent on technical merits than this sort of thing. Or, start a series going over the gnarly technical problems and 10,000 ft overview of Tropo's architecture. I'm sure that'd be an interesting read, and if it adds a tool to my toolbox,…
Not sure if you're our target market, however, if you want some technical merits, I posted some in the comments here: http://www.diggz.org/index.php/2012/10/16/twilio-is-like-the...