Felix21

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by Felix21 13y ago
I launched pretty much on Saturday to my list, which I built over the past 2 weeks by writing articles and answering user questions and linking to my website when appropriate. I've been an Internet Marketer for about 5 years, so user a
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by Felix21 13y ago
Thats just perfect. Thank you
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by Felix21 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Its really understand your point which was the one thing that was stopping me from building it but I felt the fact that the app "forces you" to focus on the important things which is something I needed. I
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Show HN: I learned to code and launched my new startup (Please Give Feedback)(5thingstoday.com)
3 points by Felix21 13y ago|7 comments
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by Felix21 13y ago
I was looking for something more like IA writer, but this works too. Thanks.
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by Felix21 13y ago
When I write an article, 1. I write it in Microsoft Word 2. Copy into notepad to strip away the formatting an extra mark-up that comes with word 3. Paste into word-press and re-format the article before publishing. I would pay for an app th
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by Felix21 13y ago
Mark What world changing startup have you built? Its really unfair to for anyone on the sidelines to criticize the man in the arena. Be the change you want to see in the world: if you feel they are solving the wrong problems, go solve the r
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by Felix21 13y ago
This is the exact problem I faced while learning, that lead me to build www.codetuts.co, which essentially provides you with these projects for you to build every week and guides you through the process of building them with detailed tutori
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by Felix21 13y ago
Windows Phone? Why?
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by Felix21 13y ago
Try adding a "post a job" link. I know I have to sign up to post a job, but many others don't. I like your idea because one doesn't need to keep "buying credits" to bid for jobs. Just one tiny monthly fee and I
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by Felix21 13y ago
Thanks for your feedback. I'll fix the form in the morning but the conversion rate is pretty excellent at the moment, we're pushing 50% for some traffic sources. I'll put the examples up also once we launch fully. I hope you&
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After CodeAcademy, Do This(codetuts.co)
7 points by Felix21 13y ago|2 comments
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by Felix21 13y ago
Solutions looking for problems never end well. You can do it to practice your coding skills tho! Its cool, but not very useful IMHO.
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by Felix21 13y ago
Try Linux Mint instead... Its Ubuntu under the hood, but has a windows like UI. I almost gave up on Rails because I was using windows; life is easier as a rails developer with Linux or a Mac.
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by Felix21 13y ago
Acquiring users for other startups? Is that the business model you envision?
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by Felix21 13y ago
Why would someone even consider creating a law to protect an industry that technological and business model "innovations" are threatening to replace. Is that not how the free-market is suppose to keep the whole system efficient? I
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by Felix21 13y ago
Interestingly I was working on this as well. It was called "should I Build it?" and the idea is if enough people vote YES (you decide how many people are enough), then you build it. Two Additional Suggestions: 1. After the potenti
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by Felix21 13y ago
Interesting to see this today. My next website is sitting in Tomboy Notes at the moment. I'm just about to start coding.
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by Felix21 13y ago
If all you test is the layout then, for the most part, you are Right! Right! Right! But... Even with little traffic, you can still achieve significant gains by focusing on the copy as opposed to the layout and colours. I learnt this mostly
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by Felix21 13y ago
It works pretty well on chrome(linux mint 14) What do you see?
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by Felix21 13y ago
Its relieving to think "oh I cant do this or that because my brain is just not designed for it." It frees you to be able to give up and not feel any guilt... It is more enlightened however to understand that if you have enough desire to be
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Ask HN: What will a Sustainable Business Model for the OLPC look like?
1 points by Felix21 13y ago|0 comments
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by Felix21 13y ago
Why? ... All jokes aside I'll ask 5 or 6 why's so I can get to the core motivations, but I wont go deeper than the 3rd or 4th why in my marketing otherwise you'll risk making your prospect sceptical and weary of your motivations.
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by Felix21 13y ago
When you get down to the core, there are many reasons one might want to start a company: Freedom, Legacy, Philanthropy and Charity work, Fame, Superiority, You just enjoy creating value, To scratch an itch?, Sex... Maybe? E.T.C ... And you
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by Felix21 13y ago
The 5 Why's Prospect: I need a designer ... Why? Prospect: Because my website is ugly and I want it to look beautiful. ... Why? Prospect: Because a beautiful website give me more credibility with my customers/audience ... Why? Why do you w
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by Felix21 13y ago
The thing is I'm NOT saying he cant also back-end his current customers BUT...... That's not what he's optimising for. My method below will spread that 100,000 over the year and add a nice chunk to it. Its really all about what you optimise
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by Felix21 13y ago
It works like this: I'll create the best book I possibly can and sell it for about 19.99. I still make a bit of money up front(less money than Nathan with this model... at the beginning) but a lot more sales because the book wont be perceiv
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by Felix21 13y ago
First of all, Nathan Barry is an excellent guy. Many people talk, he walks the walk... Now back to the matter: If you follow this strategy you must understand that this is not a method for long term ebook sales. You'll get a quick burst of
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by Felix21 13y ago
Using Google checkout reduced my conversion rates but I still stuck to them cause they Paid on time and are very much less troublesome than paypal (especially for high volume merchants) I'm definitely switching to stripe when it comes to th
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by Felix21 13y ago
You could have just unsubsidised. This will just do unnecessary harm to their email delivery rates.

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