Mat_Sherman

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Would you give a felon a 2nd chance?(breaker.audio)
1 points by Mat_Sherman 7y ago|0 comments
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Podcast where I interview billion dollar founders before anyone's heard of them(breaker.audio)
1 points by Mat_Sherman 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A new school for aspiring freelancers(gigloft.com)
1 points by Mat_Sherman 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: PubLoft – A Content Agency Powered by the Gig Economy(publoft.com)
2 points by Mat_Sherman 8y ago|0 comments
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
It starts at $300/mo for two blog posts a month, a keyword analysis, and a monthly content calendar. Goes up to $600/mo for 4 posts a month, a keyword analysis, and a monthly content calendar. Averages out to about $150 a blog pos
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
It starts at $300/mo for two blog posts a month, a keyword analysis, and a monthly content calendar. Goes up to $600/mo for 4 posts a month, a keyword analysis, and a monthly content calendar. I think we're going to add prici
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
We charge between $300 and $600 a month. Breaks down to about $150 a blog post. Keyword analysis + content calendar are included in the price.
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
Starts at $300/mo for two posts, a content calendar, and a keyword analysis. Goes up to $600/mo for four posts a month + the content cal and the keyword analysis. We actually aren't close to agency prices. We've internal
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
These are all good questions and thoughts to think about as we're moving forward with our value proposition. We do have content marketing experience but not tons. But from our startup experience, we've found that startups don&#x27
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
This is 100% spot on. 1000% spot on, really. We aren't done with the idea of displaying prices though. We might go back to it. But for now, this is what we're going with.
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
Thank you for this. I am going to go back and edit the site. I didn't realize how many errors there were if it weren't for HN. So thank you for showing me that there's more to edit and for the tip.
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
We pay writers $50 per 700-word post. We'd like to raise that amount, to be honest, but it's all we can swing right now.
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
I need to go back to check our website. I'm sure there are errors. I only have two hands and there is so much to do. BUT, this isn't an excuse. I will go back and proofread the site. Thank you for your comment.
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
Hey there. Good find in the blog post. I'll be dead honest here. I had rent to pay that month and bills to pay. We thought we were being bold by making that claim, but in reality, it killed our sales process. Leads come in in double di
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by Mat_Sherman 9y ago
(crashing your browser) - I'm sorry about that. I'm not VERY technical but i'll see what I can do here. (Signing Up) Writers can sign up at - www.publoft.com/marketplace (Prices) We've been back and forth about maki
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Show HN: A Marketplace of Content Writers for Startups(publoft.com)
40 points by Mat_Sherman 9y ago|33 comments