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by bennesvig 12y ago
Pick a specific audience and build them a platform or a way to connect with others looking for their services. Some random ideas I just came up with are below. Not all of them passive, but might still interest you. - Website with WordPress
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How to Ask Useful Questions(joshkaufman.net)
20 points by bennesvig 12y ago|4 comments
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by bennesvig 12y ago
Synthesize the knowledge from hundreds of books I've read into short chunks of consumable advice, similar to The Personal MBA. That or write several fiction books.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
I'd use it for writing, but then copy over the text to something like Scrivener.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
I assume the same way they do with KDP Select where prime members can borrow a free book once a month. Amazon will set aside a pool of money and divide it among the books that were read each month as part of the program.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
As an author with two books enrolled in KDP select, I didn't know they'd be included in Kindle Unlimited. It will be interesting to see if this has any effect on sales.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
The one thing that would be great to see is a comparison of video shot with the app and the same video shot without the app.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
You should watch the documentary Everything is a Remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coGpmA4saEk
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by bennesvig 12y ago
I like this idea.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
Just reviewing my notes from that book now. Great read. "Anyone not busy learning is busy dying."
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by bennesvig 12y ago
I'd download it. It would be cool if you were able to upvote the quotes like with quotes from books on GoodReads.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
I'm a marketer who is interested in learning about your SEO tool. At the very least I can give you feedback and ideas from a marketing perspective.
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by bennesvig 12y ago
Update the headline - "FEEDBACK RIGHT ON THE SITE" Leave feedback? Receive feedback? So I can do what? On the subhead - What does taking the guesswork out of the feedback loop actually mean? What will I be able to do once I take
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Publish or be damned (2013)(thegateworldwide.com)
41 points by bennesvig 12y ago|5 comments
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My creative secret: quantity over quality – and commitments(ryanholiday.net)
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Don't take it so seriously(davetrott.campaignlive.co.uk)
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by bennesvig 12y ago
Haven't tried Optimizely, but visual website optimizer is very easy to use.
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Maybe is the worst answer(davetrott.co.uk)
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Red Bull Rules(lefsetz.com)
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by bennesvig 13y ago
UnBounce makes things very very easy. http://unbounce.com/ Another option is to buy a theme off Themeforest: http://themeforest.net/category/marketing/landing-pages
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by bennesvig 13y ago
Here's Alan Kay talking about The Inner Game of Tennis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50L44hEtVos
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by bennesvig 13y ago
A way to get notified of new book reviews for my book across Amazon, Audile, iTunes, and GoodReads. Even better if it could also track sales from Amazon, CreateSpace, and Audible in one place.
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by bennesvig 13y ago
I used Memrise and found it surprisingly easy to memorize the order of half a deck of cards.
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Decoding the mystery of humor(bennesvig.com)
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Principles of Effective Learning(dashe.com)
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by bennesvig 13y ago
I've found Rdio to be the best service for this, especially for new music discovery.
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Why vision trumps all other senses(dashe.com)
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Storytelling That Moves People(hbr.org)
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Campaign to save podcasting from a patent troll(fundanything.com)
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by bennesvig 13y ago
The key for people taking low-wage low-skill jobs after college (I've been one - valet/data entry) is to always do something related to what you really want to do, even if you have to do it for free.

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