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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
You have to take into account him manually creating surveys and getting reviews for his customers.
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In the Shadow of Giants (seerinteractive.com)
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
This is beyond intriguing. If only I had an audience to sell to..
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Purchase Order number.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
All you have to do is swap out the sim card, keep in mind the Nexus uses a micro-sim, which I think the iPhone uses anyways.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Agreed.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Exactly. I think that's part of the reason WHY we see so many task management apps. Everyone organizes differently, and their apps try to reflect that. No two apps are the same, but for whatever reason, none really provide that "complete" e
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Ask HN: Overdone "apps" are in abdundace, is that necessarily a bad thing?
3 points by Nowyouknow 14y ago|4 comments
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
It is nuts. We're ALREADY paying customers by providing our data to Facebook. Now we have to pay to be heard? MySpace may actually take off when people begin to realize this.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
You have to realize, previously, when a page was "liked" that was equivalent to WANTING to see updates from this Facebook page. That simple like was a 2-way contract, you're interested in us, when we post, you will be aware of it. Now the "
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
This is good. My question is, has PPC become too prohibitive for the average small business? Any alternate networks out there? (I know of one, but haven't given it a shot)
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
That graph/chart is REALLY throwing me off. I can't even process the post. Where do you get that chart?? I can input numbers into a graphical chart generator, too. How do you measure that shit and I know it's not BS?
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
They're taken advantage of when it comes down to deciding a salary. It's a situation where an H1B has to take the lowball offer, or leave it and be completely screwed.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Also, first check "our" the video. Should be "Out."
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Pretty great article.I'm always so leery of outsourcing work, no one can do it as good as I can! Maybe I need to change that.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
This is an impressive undertaking, but good lord, what an unfortunate name.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Good point about who we're targeting. So far in our experimentation and keeping the task list as rigidly controlled as we can, we've begun to notice interesting metrics... Metrics that can definitely be useful. We're very excited to use thi
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Ask HN: Jumping into a market that's already "mature"?
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
I'd like to have a service that notifies me of deadlines. I input a description of the task and the date, all my tasks are then ordered by how close the deadline is. I can also set intervals for me to be reminded about the deadline. I can
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
You can also make the screenshots smaller if you look at the sidebar on the left.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
I agree with everything you're saying. It's driving me up a wall.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
You're welcome! Articles like yours encourage me to learn to code and become a more well rounded marketer.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Austin is a town I want to live in some day! I'm emailing you now.
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
"I believe great marketers are like methodical scientists. They can put aside their own biases and test their hypothesis and analyze the data. Beyond that, they can look at the data in front of them, identify what they need to know more abo
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
ENTIRELY dependent on company culture and this goes back to the lack of performance measurement for marketers. Everyone involved in the process is looking over their shoulders. If a company values marketing and gives their marketers "free
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
You're right! I actually checked before submitting that comment, I should have said, "I wish you guys were hiring IN CHICAGO."
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Twilio! Why are you so cool?
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
You're entirely right, the good sales person and the good marketer spark the conversation and keep it going. They shouldn't be the dominant voice. See my reply below as it pertains to this. Sidenote: I love Twilio as a company and have ever
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
Yeah, it's tough for marketers in a different sense. Good marketing it pervasive, but no in your face and blatant. When a marketer is doing a good job, that "work" is not readily apparent because it could have been as simple as having the r
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by Nowyouknow 14y ago
That was a great little read. Whenever I try to explain to my developer friends why my job is important, I'm usually shrugged off rudely. This guy gets it, experience is the only way to learn WHY marketing is so essential. My humble request

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