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Show HN: Punching Procrastination in the Face(timeisluck.app)
2 points by PaulMontreal 7mo ago|0 comments
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AI Video for Pitches and Presentations(lovehatevideo.com)
1 points by PaulMontreal 2y ago|1 comments
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by PaulMontreal 2y ago
If you’ve got a dry/boring technical pitch or presentation that might benefit from the addition of something more attention grabbing, hit me up. Looking to expand my portfolio with one or two more startup related examples and experimen
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Re-imagining Think Different / Crazy Ones for fun, who should I include? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by PaulMontreal 2y ago|0 comments
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Re-imagined a classic sexy Levis ad from the 90s with AI [video](youtube.com)
1 points by PaulMontreal 3y ago|0 comments
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by PaulMontreal 4y ago
Premise: We buy to gain more control. It’s often said that consumers don’t make logical buying decisions, they make emotional ones. But what does that really mean? And how can we take advantage of it? When we zoom in we see that people only
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Show HN: Silicon Valley Copywriting Club(helpthisbook.com)
2 points by PaulMontreal 4y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Book: Sales copy/product messaging (Short and Practical)(helpthisbook.com)
3 points by PaulMontreal 4y ago|0 comments
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What Am I Missing?
1 points by PaulMontreal 7y ago|0 comments
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
Positives, in no particular order: - The quotations on the bottom of each page help communicate the companies values and also create a sense of community, "people like us believe things like this". - It's a really good bala
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
Positives: The main thing I think these guys are doing really well is communicating through their images. Lawyering (is that a word?) is a personal service, who you're working with matters, and first impressions matter. There are 8 la
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
duckduckgo is riding the growing wave of concern over privacy. So they get to chip in on every press story about privacy issues and google. google at the time was riding the wave of the web itself taking off, an also it was an order of magn
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
bubble.io points of interest... - basic value proposition is clear. - level of simplicity is emphasized. if you're selling tech to a less technical audience, you want to make it clear this is easy ala "drag and drop, one click ho
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
This is a really interesting example, hadn't heard of her before but there's a ton of lessons to model from this one. Will look into it in more depth tomorrow and maybe turn this into a full post.
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
pinterest is a little like modern google. I was thinking about the main benefit of the modern google (beyond the basic utility of the search function) and its the chrome browser. as in, you don't even need to goto google to search goo
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
i might break down the other 2 sites a little more on here, later today.
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
Corporate sites like this are interesting. I don't know these guys, but a lot of companies like this have a sales force that does all the heavy lifting, the website does nothing more than act like an old school brochure. There's a
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
pornhub is just youtube. even though you're likely not after a serious breakdown, our primary drives, to gain control and be able to predict the future (through resources, social status etc) are all so that we can stay alive and stay s
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
hmmm, i'm not sure there's anything special about hacker news itself, it would have to be a breakdown of YC itself. yc has a strong story, it knows who it wants to appeal to. I do like the original yc site which lays out that stor
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
i'm guessing these guys are competitors? their sites are non offensive but they aren't doing anything special (worth modelling) you have lots of opportunity to beat them on that front. tap into one set of values, and get more pers
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by PaulMontreal 7y ago
hasn't google been done to death already? especially back when they started?
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Which website can I reverse engineer for you?
15 points by PaulMontreal 7y ago|24 comments
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Startup School Reject? (Let's start our own support group)(facebook.com)
3 points by PaulMontreal 8y ago|0 comments
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by PaulMontreal 8y ago
MVP, free course, helps you create messaging and sales copy for your website. Human element is almost always lacking in early consumer focused pitches/websites from tech co's. Would love some feedback. Worth polishing? Do the less
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Show HN: More Kirk Less Spock. Messaging/sales copy course for tech sites(academy-three.teachable.com)
1 points by PaulMontreal 8y ago|2 comments
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by PaulMontreal 9y ago
First draft of a post I'm working on about YC marketing and telling a complete story about your technical product. Would love your feedback / comments. What's useful, what isn't, what's missing, is it boring, does i
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#1 YC marketing mistake (request for feedback)(docs.google.com)
3 points by PaulMontreal 9y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Writing sales copy for tech sites, a fully supported program(paulmontreal.com)
2 points by PaulMontreal 9y ago|0 comments
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Website Teardown 80000hours.org (YC S15)(paulmontreal.com)
3 points by PaulMontreal 10y ago|0 comments
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Snapeda.com (YC W16) Marketing Teardown(paulmontreal.com)
3 points by PaulMontreal 10y ago|0 comments

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