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Life & fun · November 10, 2010

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Review My Startup, PlusConf - Online conferences

Hello, I'm organizing a online conference for entrepreneurs and people interested in building web apps. Check out www.plusconf.com Speakers: ⚫ Dan Martell (Flowtown) ⚫ Allan Branch (LessAccounting) ⚫ Todd Garland (BuySellAds) ⚫ Noah Kagan (AppSumo) ⚫ Hiten Shah (KISSmetrics) ⚫ David Cancel (Performable) P.S. Use coupon "hackernews" for 30%off, psst! :) What do you think? Any feedback is appreciated.

Review My Startup, PlusConf - Online conferences launched on November 10, 2010 with 10 votes, #26 of 59 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

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PlusConf is an online conference for entrepreneurs and people interested in building web applications. The event features speakers from notable startups including Flowtown, LessAccounting, BuySellAds, AppSumo, KISSmetrics, and Performable. The conference brings together experienced founders and builders to share knowledge and insights about web app development and entrepreneurship.

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