Lemon.io Reviews

1. Drive holic

   | Founder at driveholic | over 3 years ago
   all out sourced Ukrainian developers from local agencies at really high prices.

   all out sourced Ukrainian developers from local agencies at really high prices. timezone difference from cali to ukrain is 10+ hours its almost impossible to work with.

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Lemon.io mentions (31)

• Looking for a Developer (I have no coding experience)

  You may want to try https://lemon.io/ They do all the vetting for you. I've never used them but I've kept note of them just in case I need to in the future. Source: about 1 year ago

• I've launched dozens of companies (3 of them as a founder). Here is how to build your MVP

  Or, use ones that match you with developers like Howdy, Skipp, GrowModo, Henry, Turing, Lemon and much more! Source: about 1 year ago

• What are some mid-level recruiting agencies?

  What are some remote recruiting companies similar to lemon.io, braintrust, and toptal that still require some level of experience, but focus more on mid-level devs or that might have slightly worse clients? Needless to say, I'm actively trying to avoid bottom of the barrel job posts or recruiting agencies. Source: about 1 year ago

• My landing page is aesthetically beautiful BUT.... conversion can be better

  So far, our landing looks beautiful (I really like the design and it stands out) but... I see there are a lot of things that make me doubt it. Our conversion is a bit below of I would expect for the 2-sides marketplace. Source: over 1 year ago

• Best way of driving traffic to a new website?

  We did an experiment at lemon.io: we create a quiz "Can you even be a freelancer?" for developers. Super fun, relatable. People came to our site to see the results and we tried to turn them later using conversion elements on the page + remarketing. Source: over 1 year ago

Token mentions (2)

• Alternate methods of 2 factor id. second sign in required.

  Just did a bit more searching and found this site that seems to have a product, though I'm not sure if it is actively in production and available. Source: over 2 years ago

• why no jewelry?

  Jewelry (ring, necklace, bracelet, earring) seems perfect for physical authentication devices: it's easy to carry, always available, and hard to lose. In the middle ages nobles used signet rings to stamp official documents with their unique personal pattern. In modern times, you can stash a Yubikey in a bulky wristband or put it on a necklace chain, but these are not very stylish. There are a variety of "smart... Source: about 3 years ago