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Spencer Chen
@spencerchen · VP of Marketing and BD at Alibaba Group
I'm looking to give this a try as I was not a big fan of Intercom's in-app delivery of messages. Push on devices have trained users to react to notifications nearly instantly and I think PushCrew can help exploit this behavior on the web.
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Andrew Kurland
@njdevilsfan85 · Co-Founder, Greentoe
Roost has been around for about a year now. They were in my YC batch last summer. What would you say makes this different?
Gorkem Cetin
@gorkemcetin · I built Countly analytics platform
Just FYI: I clicked on "See in action", and got a Chrome notification. Then nothing happened. You may want to push some notifications on my Chrome.. 2c.
Shlok Vaidya
@shloky · Integration Product at Planview, Writer
So when I see this, I immediately think of the Airpush disaster in the Android world from a few years ago. (If you don't remember, it was an ad SDK that used the notification bar for advertising, without permission.) The difference being, of course, that you require users to explicitly opt-in, which is great. Awesome actually.
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George Deglin
@gdeglin · CEO, OneSignal Push Notifications
Congrats on the launch! The biggest challenge among providers of web push marketing services is simply building awareness that it's even possible. Over the next couple of years I predict web push will start to surpass email as the top way that online sites communicate with their users -- it's truly the engagement channel of the future.