cheesemuffler

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   by cheesemuffler 16y ago

   The key lesson - the thing that gets glossed-over in opinion, assumption, and fluff = all that matters are the actions taken by individuals from his target market. How the thing looks to you is neither here nor there. It's what it does
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   by cheesemuffler 16y ago

   Yep - I've got a 10x10 pixel slice of history on there. The link it points to is down now - my first attempt at earning money via the internet. First 3 or 4 months it generated a 800 - 1000 CTR. After that, headed south quite quickly.. No r
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   by cheesemuffler 16y ago

   No worries. Thinking on things a little more: I'm not sure what your conversion rates are like, but that element of 'what exactly is involved here - how does it work?' is the thing that causes most friction for me.. If you were to explain s
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   by cheesemuffler 16y ago

   I think that your messaging is clear and the value of your product is tangible: You help get my information out, with the result (hopefully) that I get more people to come to my site / more generally interact with my brand. Stream of though
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   by cheesemuffler 16y ago

   Hi Tawheed - looks like you've got a slick product there! Problem is a visitor to your site has to be really motivated to trawl through all the stuff to work out what it is . A few points (most echo apsurd's comments): * The large/desatu