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Except he's not a master...

• noelwelsh 14y ago
  Although your account is 3 hours old and you've only commented twice, both on this post, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you want to constructively engage. This is a drive-by comment. It's useless. Why not add something useful. Why do you hold this belief? What could Nathan do better? That would be interesting to know. Nathan may not be a master at marketing right now, but the way he's going he'll get there. What he's doing is practically a textbook example of deliberate practice, and the best thing for the observer is you get to see all the mistakes along the way, instead of the cleaned up textbook version. I fail to see how this is not useful. Thoughts?
  • jf22 14y ago
    From what I know Nathan has launched two ebooks and a blog to an audience familiar with Saas and digital goods. Labeling him as a master after a couple of success stories is quite a leap. Lets save the "master" term for people who have been in the game for a bit longer. ---- I did not say he won't be a master or that this post isn't useful.