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Riccardo Russo
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Building the AI Shopping-Assistant on WhatsApp for eCommerce stores.
Berlin, Germany Katılım Haziran 2014
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Mantle has acquired both App Store Analytics (ASA) and Shopify App Store Index (SASI) from Union Works.
It’s an investment that we’re really excited about. Each product has their own claim to excellence in the respective spaces they serve and the Mantle team has a big vision for what this move is going to enable.
We’ve been working with the @UnionWorksLtd team since January to complete the deal and want to thank them for building something treasured by Shopify App Partners of all sizes, all over the world. The same thanks is extended to @drsim , original founder of App Store Analytics for the work he put into building for Shopify App Partners.
For now, it will be business as usual as the Mantle team remains focused on the roadmap in front of us and our customers to improve our core product daily.
Users of ASA can expect continued and uninterrupted access to ASA for the near to medium term.
SASI users can expect the same, and with the confidence that Mantle has no plan to introduce any monetization to the current feature set SASI users have come to love.
Over the coming weeks and months we’ll be communicating with users of both products about changes we plan to introduce.
Happy Friday everyone. Couldn't be more excited to build for the builders.
Mantle@heymantle
We're excited to announce that we have acquired App Store Analytics and Shopify App Store Index (better known as SASI). We're even more excited about what we're going to build with them. heymantle.com/blog/asa-sasi-…
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I’m halfway through a day of @ycombinator interviews and my whole body is tingling. Incredibly talented people are working on the most ambitious ideas I’ve ever seen.
I don’t think the world is prepared for the tidal wave of technological change that’s about to hit over the next handful of years.
It feels equivalent to the early days of the internet - there are huge opportunities practically everywhere you look.
Companies are being started right now that are going to transform entire industries over the next decade.
What’s your answer going to be when your grandkids ask you - “What were you working on when AI was first invented?”
“I took a safe, well-paid job at Goldman Sachs or McKinsey while the world was being rebuilt around me.”
Or are you going to help create the future?
You only have one life.
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“It takes a decade or two to build a moat. Until then, your moat is your relentlessness and determination.” — @AravSrinivas of @perplexity_ai

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@SashaKaletsky I still don’t understand why I can’t make payments on WhatsApp
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Growth as a Service
We're going to build an 8-figure agency right in front of your eyes
Follow @GaaSForSaaS for the journey

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I often get asked what app I would build on @Shopify if I didn't work here. My answer for several years has been a WhatsApp app. This year feels like the year where Meta starts to monetize WhatsApp and make it valuable for businesses. Nearly 3 billion users - what more can I say?
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I often hear of founders shutting down their company after a year or so of trying, so I don't know who needs to hear this but: it takes anywhere between 18-36 months to see *material* product market fit on a new product.
Whether your are starting from scratch or you are launching a new product at an established company, it still takes the same amount of time.
The high barrier to entry when launching a new product is not building the thing, it is the ability to be willing to grind through a pit of sorrow that can last 3 years with obsession, intensity and continuous iterations.
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