adityakothadiya
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Comment · 5 years ago
Comment · 9 years ago
Maybe this article would be helpful to decide if sell right now vs raise capital and then raise at a higher valuation -
https://medium.com/strong-words/meaningful-exits-for-founder...
Comment · 13 years ago
[24]7 Inc. (http://www.247-inc.com/company/careers/software-engineering) - Campbell or Alameda (Silicon Valley), CA, US (Full time).
Various Senior/Junior Software Engineering positions.
Key technical areas are - Big Data, Prediction Platform, Machine Learning, Web Applications, Mobile Applications, QA.
Who we are?
[24]7 (http://www.247-inc.com) is a pre-IPO Software Company backed by Sequoia Capital. At [24]7, we're building the next-generation predictive analytics platform to deliver an intuitive consumer experiences. We design and develop new product ideas and features from ground up. Our work involves building high-performance and reliable platform products, and deploying them in distributed environments to offer services to world's large enterprise clients.
What you'll do?
In Software Engineering team, you will work on building a highly-scalable big data platform, building machine learning based predictive models, various consumer facing web applications or mobile applications, etc. You’ll find the work environment inspiring and rewarding. We offer a fast-paced, collaborative workplace, where individuals are empowered to make decisions and build upon the company's success.
How to apply?
You can apply directly using JobVite from the link at the bottom of each job description.
Or you can also send me an email with your résume and something interesting about yourself to aditya DOT kothadiya AT 247-inc.com.
We're based in Silicon Valley, but if you live outside the Valley, we still really want to talk to you (we'll pay for your flight, hotel, and meals when you come interview with us).
Comment · 14 years ago
Actually you can use Mixpanel exactly for that. We're a B2B company and have exact same use case as yours. We provide some Javascript code that our customers add on their sites. We don't require our customers to have Mixpanel account and we also don't load our Mixpanel JS to our customers' site.
What we do is - we send requests to our server from our customers' site with key information that we want to track, and then we send those events to Mixpanel through server API (e.g. PHP) calls.
It works really well for us. We're measuring how our customers' customers are using our Javascript based widget, and are able to improve our performance, engagement, etc.
Hope this helps.
Comment · 14 years ago
I'm not sure charging $10/month is the right way of monetizing this service. It's useful, but you have to think is it valuable and critical enough to pay $10/month? For "consumers", you should target somewhere around $3-$5/month. That too, not all consumers will pay this - so you have to have some Freemium approach. I feel current version of service should be Free and do Ad-based revenue. And then you add more advanced features based on user feedback, and then make that Premium plan with no Advertising.
Comment · 15 years ago
I'm working on Voice Call & SMS reminders application - https://justremindit.com. Free copy will be helpful to learn how to market your iPhone app :)! Email: aditya [AT] justremindit.com
Comment · 15 years ago
Yes.
Comment · 15 years ago
Frankly speaking, I haven't handled this case yet. I guess most users are genuine. And so far no one has complained, so I wasn't really worried about it. But I see your point, and need to think about this - at least I need to have some plan in mind in case such thing starts happening.
Comment · 15 years ago
Yeah. Still solo-founder. So everything is done by me. That's why it took so long :)
Comment · 15 years ago
Clickable link - http://JustRemindIt.com
Comment · 15 years ago
Shameless self plug here: my iPhone app JustRemindIt just does that - http://justremindit.com. Give it a try! It's based on Twilio only.
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All manual typed notes are linked to meeting recording and transcript to refer back the context later on.
On top of that, Avoma's AI will also extract some additional notes - like Action items, etc.
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