PaulMontreal

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   Ignore Shopping List, Buy All the Things. A Y Combinator Website Teardown(paulmontreal.com)

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   Selling to More Than 1 Customer? (CodeCombat)A YC Company Marketing Teardown(paulmontreal.com)

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   Website Marketing Teardown: (Tenjin.io) a Y Combinator Co(paulmontreal.com)

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   Website marketing teardown: Bonsai (A Y Combinator Co)(paulmontreal.com)

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   Marketing Teardown: Rainforest (A Y-C Company)(paulmontreal.com)

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   8 Marketing Ideas You Can Steal from the New Basecamp Website(paulmontreal.com)

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   by PaulMontreal 11y ago

   By far the most useful book I've ever read is Prescott Lecky's Self Consistency, a theory of personality. I think it was published in the 40's. It's his theory of the human personality in response to the popular ideas o
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   by PaulMontreal 11y ago

   You're right, getting unbiased, honest feedback is very difficult, but critical. If you're looking for feedback from a marketing perspective, as in, how are my customers likely to respond to this, how likely are they to buy someth