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5 Reasons To Include Banner Ads In Your Paid Distribution Strategy(danhodgins.com)
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by danhodgins 13y ago
It's worth looking at this from multiple angles. The human being in me says: "This behaviour is morally and ethically reprehensible, and should be illegal. He should be in jail because he's a con artist who defrauds people.&q
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SMS Based Travel Booking Spotted In India(danhodgins.com)
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Make Something People Want: a Real Value Proposition(keepingithuman.com)
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Something Very Big Is Coming(blog.stephenwolfram.com)
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How to Make Something People Want(danhodgins.com)
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3 Massive Trends and Opportunities: Boomers + Mobile + Social(danhodgins.com)
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3 Big Social Media Trends: Human, Mobile & Social(danhodgins.com)
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How My Father Generated $300,000/year of Retirement Income(millionairedowntheroad.com)
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Startups, Beware: Obey the Law Of Supply and Demand(money.cnn.com)
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6 Things to Focus on When Selling to Small Business Owners(biznessapps.com)
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Justifying Higher Prices (blogs.salesforce.com)
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Early Stage Vetting of Business Ideas (berkeleysg.com)
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I'm 13 and None of My Friends Use Facebook(mashable.com)
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by danhodgins 13y ago
Remember, it's people who pull out credit cards to buy your product, not borgs. People have hundreds of things they want from you and/or your company. Your product is just one of those things. That leaves 99 other things you could
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by danhodgins 14y ago
Solid points, although I think you're zeroing in on too many low-level details too early even though your criticisms are valid. Also, maybe you could make your feedback constructive by providing ideas, alternatives and suggestions instead o
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by danhodgins 14y ago
Love your thinking here, and your landing page is fantastic. Very inspiring. The 'before' and 'after' toggling is a very effective way to illustrate the value your system brings. If you can help my mom put an Ipad on the music stand instead
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How To Create Your Single Most Powerful Opt-In Offer(tinylever.com)
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by danhodgins 14y ago
If I was Knife Depot, I would focus on brainstorming a single opt-in offer they could use to have all their marketing and advertising channels function as a funnel for growing their email list. "1 Badass Knife Per Week" is an opt-in offer t
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What The Software Industry Can Learn From Infomercials(tinylever.com)
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by danhodgins 14y ago
Forget learning how to 'sell' a product. You can't just 'sell' a bad product. WHAT YOU WANT What you really want is to learn how to research, develop and market a product 'that sells'. To learn this, I suggest you do two things that might s
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You'll Never Buy These Twilight Zone VHS Tapes. Or Will You?(tinylever.com)
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by danhodgins 14y ago
It's all out there. The books, knowledge, people and process for entrepreneurship are there for the taking. Your job is to collect and synthesize knowledge from books, mentors, fans, customers and peers to find your unique formula for succe
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by danhodgins 14y ago
The biggest innovation health care needs is not technology. It's psychology - persuading people to incorporate vastly healthier diet and exercise habits into their daily lives. The first 'innovator' to beat the junk food industrial complex
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A Simple Algorithm For Creating Your Daily To-Do List(tinylever.com)
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by danhodgins 14y ago
Building a list and sending emails is an ideal way to start building an audience early and eventually, to test market your product concept. We expand more upon this idea in the following post: http://www.tinylever.com/building-an-audience-
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One Simple (Yet Overlooked) Marketing Technique To Try(tinylever.com)
2 points by danhodgins 14y ago|0 comments
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by danhodgins 14y ago
Excellent points, and well explained. People who are smarter and more knowledgeable than I are certainly better qualified to put context around the significance of nano-tech. Regardless, It seems as though we are at or near a new nano-techn
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by danhodgins 14y ago
Wilderness hacking at its finest. This guy is a total boss. Incredible wood working skills, and a passion for living in the beautiful wilds of Alaska. The Canadian side - the Yukon and BC are equally as beautiful. Go up north sometime - the
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by danhodgins 14y ago
An illustration of how shallow social proof can be. The fact that human psychology can be so simple and game-able at time never fails to amaze me. At the same time, I can't help but objectively analyze their business model and be intrigued

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