Ryan Lieb

Let me make sure I'm understanding this: Facebook & LinkedIn already have their own pixels you can install in website code you have access to. PixelMe basically bypasses the need to install platform-specific pixels, and rather just shorten your URL's with PixelMe? Is there a downside relative to the amount of audience targeting compared to using the platform-specific pixels?

Bring this to my campus 😍 I'm tired of GroupMe's

Hmm need to build some more credit... done. Calendar reminder set :) (So appealing to the eye too)

I don't know the details of selling on Amazon very well, so what are the possibilities there? Piggybacking on Prime Now, being able to get a box in an hour or two rather than ordering ahead for a rainy day. Anyone have more info here?

Love this. I have a few things growing outside, but more than half the time I don't have the time to think about watering them.. etc. Gonna check this out- great product!

Ability to export as a file, ultimately being able to use it with a 3-D printer? Essentially a copier for 3-D

Seems like this is targeting those who don't have their entire house covered by echos. I have enough echos to cover my space, so this doesn't seem too necessary. Someone tell me if I'm missing something!

Might be missing the point, but what's the difference between this and me slacking the same obstacle to a group?

Any way to integrate within iMessage?

Does this only send messages to anyone who comments? Are there any targeting capabilities? Ex: Only send this message to a user who comments and does not currently like our page

Website not work for anyone else? I just purchased a second polaroid camera, but this is an interesting shift. It's the nostalgia of a polaroid + higher quality cameras. Think it'd definitely benefit from an app of some kind to put different traditional polaroid effects on images