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How High The Moon(solipsys.co.uk)
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Why Users Leave a Blog(adpushup.com)
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Scientific way to write great headlines(adpushup.com)
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Why is it that reddit (almost) never shows up in Google search results?(reddit.com)
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22 Ways to Reduce Churn with Growth Hacking(sixteenventures.com)
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
AdPushup ( http://www.adpushup.com ), to help publisher optimize ad revenues. http://www.adpushup.com/blog/adpushup-helped-publishers-doub... - This post helps explain what we do, much better.
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Yes and a lot of very talented people would not be able to focus on doing what they currently do full time (and love to do) as they'll have to worry about making money. OR As a content consumer, you'll have to pay for the content
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How Typography Affects Conversions(blog.kissmetrics.com)
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Glyph “Personal Theater” Goggles Beat $250K Kickstarter Goal In Four Hours(techcrunch.com)
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Life Above and Beyond the Fold(moz.com)
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Quite useful but the site has ignored about 17.5% of the world population - Indian names are missing.
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An Online Game You've Never Heard Of Made $1 Billion Last Year(businessinsider.com)
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How To Get An MBA From Eminem(techcrunch.com)
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
I agree and I think everyone would - we've all seen such businesses and no likes getting spammed. Although I wonder if it makes sense financially to do that. It would be great to see if someone has data on this. I'm not really sur
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Actually, two emails a month is the upper limit, which we use for actively engaged new signups. With 2 emails a week in this category, we were able to get about 4 times more engagement and time spent on the app than single email a week. Als
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
We are not talking about boycotting a company or industry here. That's boycotting the Internet because Publishers who provide free information here make a large part of the Internet. In the end, you won't find so much content free
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Interesting. Another reason why text only emails are better is they make it to Gmail's primary tab and get more attention. However, I disagree with the only two more emails part. Email is a very strong tool, often underestimated. Depen
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
You should punish publishers who serve malware, popups, JS & other bad stuff BUT you don't punish ALL the publishers - many of them don't do that and are just fine. In fact, instead of an AdBlocker, it is better off if there i
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Just Blocking Ads on all websites, is not a solution. You are only trying to put publishers out of business who provide and share information. I actually wrote a post on the subject sometime ago: http://www.adpushup.com/blog
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The Ultimate Cheat Sheet on having a complete Education(facebook.com)
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Bitcoin 2014 – Top predictions(lightspeedindia.wordpress.com)
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Agreed, but my point still remains, even that law would not be perfect. You would always miss out something or leave something open for abusers, so, to some extent, common sense should prevail too.
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
I use FB advertising to generate leads for my retail education business. We use Adwords too. CPL via FB is about $1 (we're in India) and the CPL via Adwords is about 80 cents. Conversions: FB is basically garbage, less than .5%, while
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Nothing is perfect. Breaking the law sometime makes sense. Think of a person driving his pregnant wife or a injured person from an accident scene to the hospital.
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
I drive a Ford (No GPS) and I'm not sure if any ford car here in India has GPS which uploads the data. I'm curious: How does the upload happen - In-built SIM? Who pays for the Data?
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
If bitcoin goes mainstream, it would definitely affect other crypto currencies too, but very little. Others may not necessarily go mainstream. The reason why I say this is since: 1) Bitcoin alone has enough liquidity to handle $100,000&#x2F
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
True, very unlikely but still, not impossible. Considering if bitcoin goes mainstream the demand it will generate can easily take it above $100,000 at least. To give you an example, not a single non-techie friend of mine owns a bitcoin, eve
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
It's not 10x the cost. To make it simpler, what you charge is 1/10th the value which you create for your user. So if your user benefits by making an additional $100 by using your product, you charge him $10.
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Very well put, which is why it is extremely important for startups to actually figure out the value which they can create for their customers. This is easy said than done though, depending upon what business you do. Normally, I like to test
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by ankitoberoi 13y ago
Oh great, I'm a ENTJ just like Steve Jobs & Jim Carrey. So, Steve and Jim both were similar in personality?

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