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Start treating inbound.org and growthhackers.com like you treat Hacker News. Everything else will take care of itself.
by rcavezza 10y ago
Start treating inbound.org and growthhackers.com like you treat Hacker News. Everything else will take care of itself.
- k__ 10y agolol, I like how it does the same as HN, but is totally built like something a marketeer would make.
- partisan 10y agoAny disclosures required or are you just a happy user?
- k__ 10y agoinbound seems a bit suspicious, but the other link seems legit
- cblock811 10y agoInbound is pretty well known. I havent looked at their content in years so I dont know if it's any good these days but it is legit.
- jackgolding 10y agogrowthackers seems a bit more suspicious to me - feels like a product hunt-esque crowd. I read both with a (large) grain of salt, must admit I haven't been on growthackers for a long time. /r/juststart is good to read for for practical examples. blackhatworld is good too - I would go to the source of good information (SEO, Affiliate forums - peoeple who actually own products that need growthacking rather than consultants) instead of "thought leadership" forums
- rcavezza 10y agoNo disclosures to make. I wouldn't say I'm a happy user, but I use those sites the same way I use HN. I think of them as Hacker News for marketing. Inbound.org is run by Hubspot and Sean Ellis runs Growth Hackers.