| Sign Up | www.yorba.co |
#ticketmaster's scummy Friday night news dump was even low for them. The personal data of 560 million users, including payment details, was stolen and put up for sale.
I just deleted my account. Should have done it sooner: https://www.deletedesk.org/how-to-delete/ticketmaster/
The countdown is on 🥁 Soon we're launching Delete Desk on Product Hunt!
We’re on a mission to make the internet less annoying and 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 support can really make a difference 🚀
🔔 Visit our Product Page on Product Hunt 👇🏻 and click ‘Notify me’ to not miss anything!
Your thoughts and feedback mean the world to us. 🌟
Optimization for optimization’s sake isn’t going to get you anywhere. Instead, stop to think about what you’re optimizing for. How? Check out Bullet Journal method and our interview with its creator, Ryder Carroll
This week's episode, I chat with Chris Zeunstrom, the Founder and CEO of Ruca and Yorba. Ruca is a global design cooperative and founder support network, while Yorba is a reverse CRM that aims to reduce your digital footprint and keep your persona...
Stepping from campus to corporate?
We've got you covered with often-missed tips to ace the job market game. Inbox chaos? Digital footprint dilemmas? Sorted.
Dive into our blog for actionable tips to smooth out your student-to-pro transition. https://yorba.co/yorblog/job-search-graduating
Organize your inbox Before the job offers start rolling in, ensure that your inbox is not a maze of unread newsletters. Don’t want a crucial job offer or interview invitation to slip through the cracks? Start by decluttering your inbox—unsubscribe from newsletters that no longer serve you (or you d
Ever thought about getting rewarded just for sharing your faves? 💸
Check out Yorba’s Referral Program–share the love and both you and your friends get a sweet deal 💜
Overwhelmed by endless emails? We prepared smart tips on managing your inbox and boosting productivity. Dive in and say goodbye to constant pings and hello to focus and efficiency. 👩💻 👨💻
Many of us don’t have the privilege of turning off all social media, chunking our email time into one 5-minute window on Monday mornings, or turning off all computers after 5 p.m. (sounds dreamy, but it’s not necessarily practical). Even with the rise of digital minimalism, the question still rema
D. Schmudde
