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2022-06-13
I never wanted to be a solo founder. Yet, in 2021, I quit my job and started Bold Data to mine the Internet single-handedly. Trust me, it sounds as insane to write as to read. What on earth possessed me, and more importantly, would I do it again?
2022-05-30
Your hard work is not appreciated. So why should you still do it? There is a good reason.
2022-05-25
When I mentor university students or discuss careers with the people I lead, I often draw from four pieces of advice. I wish I had known these when I started, but they come with experience, perspective and confidence. Three things most of us lack at the beginning.
2022-05-18
According to an adage, big data is anything too big for Excel, i.e. more than 1,048,576 rows. It is a bit cheek-in-tongue, but, as with many jokes, it is grounded in truth. Many business processes run on Excel to this day. That is an issue when analysing datasets like Amazon product data for valuable insight on pricing, production and supply planning, and new product or category development. Excel cannot load a single country's Amazon bestseller list. Even if you use more scalable systems,...
2022-05-10
Get huge, valuable datasets with 4.9 million Amazon bestsellers for free. No payment, registration or credit card is needed.
2022-05-03
Many Amazon marketplace customers know that its huge product catalogue has data quality issues. However, they might expect its top sellers, which they frequently see and buy, to be accurate. Bold Data, which is processing 100s of millions of products daily, has a unique ability to find hidden insights and issues. For example, active Amazon bestsellers with names resulting from data processing errors.
2022-04-25
Public data has an enormous commercial and social impact. For example, in Ukraine, it affects war and peace, and with the Coronavirus, it involves life and death. We must keep public data accessible for the public good.