Consumer Social
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Consumer Social
CIRKEL
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Below, co-founders Dylan Diamond and Max Baron share their biggest lessons on building a viral social consumer app, including:
- Embracing single-player mode as a wedge for social products
- Building a product that users feel was built just for them
- Why it’s OK to be unscalable—you can make it scale later
- Building a familiar product is much easier if
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The Breakfast — Meet new people over breakfast
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pretty clear that collecting cultural ephemera is a new consumer behavior that’s going to become a core part of life on the internet
Liked Tweetstwitter.comOne thing that complicates people’s willingness to devote their energy to vibrancy is context collapse, a term that Alice Marwick and I coined long ago. When a social media site grows slow and steady, it starts out for each user as a coherent context. Things get dicy over time as people struggle to figure out how to navigate divergent networks. But... See more
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A Deep Dive on Snap's Content Business, Augmented Reality Plans, and Valuation [Originally published April 26th, 2018]
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