ClintonKarr

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Are You Training Seagulls or Do You Keep Your Eye on the Goal?(schwartz-pr.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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Social Media Opportunity Booming(schwartz-pr.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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Crossing the Web 2.0 Chasm(schwartz-pr.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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Heardit? A Podcast Interview with the Reddit Co-Founders(schwartz-pr.com)
2 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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Building Brand Awareness with Web 2.0(schwartz-pr.com)
5 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
Copy an existing market leader, then as you're developing your software, create new features that distinguish you from the competition.
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Is a "Green" Bubble Brewing?(schwartz-pr.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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Judging Social Media: Listen to CAIT(schwartz-pr.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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Paul Gillin Invites You To Come hear David Weinberger's social media insights on April 24. It's free!(paulgillin.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
Might as well fund your start-up with scratch off lotto tickets while you're at it.
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
I am becoming very intrigued by the combination of real estate + venture capital
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
Voice, You are correct, I work in PR. The reason you know this is because I've provided a reasonable level of transparency in my profile. Additonally, I use my real name as my user name becuase I want to be held accountable for what I say.
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
Dude, you're a liar. You've edited or deleted half of your posts after I replied to them. Maybe you'll pull the wool over the eyes of someone that stumbles into the thread now, but your initial comment said that the author should apologize
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
Can you stop editing your posts every 30 seconds? It makes it impossible to discuss anything with you.
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
He does make one valid point - if you're spending all day contributing to this news section you're probably not working hard enough on your project. Also, I don't believe he was comparing Paul to a 15-year-old musician, but rather screwed u
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by ClintonKarr 19y ago
That is terrible, it seems like someone took the source code for "ELIZA" and turned it into a Web app.
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Website Launch Flowchart(virante.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|1 comments
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Do You Exist? A Frank Discussion of Web 2.0(computerworld.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 19y ago|0 comments
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Steve Rubel: Become an Online Influencer by Modeling Tiger Woods(micropersuasion.com)
2 points by ClintonKarr 20y ago|0 comments
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by ClintonKarr 20y ago
Good question - the twist on Vator.tv, as I understand it, is that each quarter the top voted video has the opportunity for VC funding.
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Vator.tv - It's YouTube for Start-Ups(vator.tv)
3 points by ClintonKarr 20y ago|3 comments
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by ClintonKarr 20y ago
Aur, thank you for your insight. Currently I would say I fall more into a marketing/sales/negotiation "box," which I believe is an important aspect for start-ups. If I were to begin a start-up it would be as a co-founder. Yes, I would need
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by ClintonKarr 20y ago
Example: what if a real estate broker hired a really personable ex-cheerleader/glee club member for $20 an hour to do nothing but sweat the details and be charming the entire time the closing was going on? Sounds like the pharmaceutical sal
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Using Viral Video to Build Your Brand(bulldogreporter.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 20y ago|0 comments
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12 Reasons People Say No to Your Idea(omghub.com)
1 points by ClintonKarr 20y ago|0 comments
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by ClintonKarr 20y ago
Heybuddyvending has some serious potential in a market like Boston or NYC which are full of colleges and in need of internships.
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10 Awesome Startups You've Never Heard About(nichegeek.com)
4 points by ClintonKarr 20y ago|2 comments
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by ClintonKarr 20y ago
I can't say that I've quit my job, but Paul Graham does make some interesting points. The question that is stuck in my head is "what should I do if I have an idea for a Web service, but have no technical 'know-how?'" Is it worth approaching