danielhodgins

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by danielhodgins 16y ago
It's not the temperature so much as the chronic lack of sunlight for most of the winter...
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by danielhodgins 16y ago
Can't hurt to try this approach, as it takes approximately 10 seconds to set it up. Will give it a shot, and report back if the results are interesting...
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Triple Your Google AdWords CTR Overnight by Doing Nothing(seobook.com)
68 points by danielhodgins 16y ago|9 comments
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by danielhodgins 16y ago
How about: "Explain stuff - one picture for each step"!
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by danielhodgins 16y ago
I like this, and would use it. Haven't researched your competitor's offerings, but you seem to have a good grasp on what I would need to quickly and efficiently create screen shots. My use case is creating a 'story' for task instructions in
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by danielhodgins 16y ago
The domain and beautiful UI are the most valuable parts of this. If I were you, I would find another problem to solve, as your current MVP/iteration gives me no return on investment of time or money. As a business owner, I want to increase
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by danielhodgins 16y ago
Well done! I did some searches in quotations for some very specific searches related to my startup's niche. Kurrently performed beautifully for me. Would be nice to have pagination at the bottom in order to navigate through lots of results
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Innovation Machine P&G: 1 Billion $ for Consumer Insights(the-innovation-machine.com)
1 points by danielhodgins 17y ago|0 comments
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by danielhodgins 17y ago
Fair enough, fellas. I don't really care about promoting our company on here, in fact I'll get rid of the link on Twitter right now. I keep coming back here because of the quality of content and people. That said, it's probably better to st
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108 Ways to Improve Profits with Google Website Optimizer(conversion-rate-experts.com)
11 points by danielhodgins 17y ago|0 comments
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by danielhodgins 17y ago
Went to your site, and couldn't find any info on pricing. As a startup guy that's pinching pennies I could probably handle a $19 or $29 monthly subscription for a testing/metrics service that's better than Google Website Optimizer, but anyt
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by danielhodgins 17y ago
There are lots of issues with the site right now, and that's to be expected. I am fairly new to programming, so a few hiccups are to be expected. However, I was able to actually launch something, and that matters. The decision to actually p
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by danielhodgins 17y ago
Trust is certainly a big issue with web applications. Before building GetterDown I used Basecamp for an instant archive. Their functionality didn't quite suit my needs, but I did trust 37 Signals with my data. Anything that needs extreme pr
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by danielhodgins 17y ago
Thanks for pointing out the spelling error. Sounds like you had some browser issues with the site.
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by danielhodgins 17y ago
Any feedback about this service? Your constructive criticism is appreciated.
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Quick Archive Service For Information Junkies (getterdown.com)
4 points by danielhodgins 17y ago|6 comments
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
Same
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
This article was brilliantly written and right on the money. Superstar teachers are VASTLY underpaid, and it bothers me that dreadful teachers who $*&% the dog are paid the same as highly talented teachers who dedicate their life and ta
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
Using the 10, 100, or even 1000X better rule leads to some interesting, dangerous thoughts about how to solve some of the world's toughest problems. Kudos to Ganauer for mentioning Qliance- a dangerous new model for treating non-catastrophi
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
Fair enough, you got me there.....I was so excited about the post I forgot to question why there might not be any comments. Sometimes that's what happens when you are doing design/biz dev/recruiting/hiring/marketing/testing/metrics/admin/co
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
I agree. It's better to improve something in a proven product/market category. Save the revolutionary stuff for later.
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
Ideas = worthless. Execution is everything. I have come across that statement in numerous articles and books by successful people. If you need proof, go to Marc Andreeson's blog and read his body of work. Multi-billionaires tend to know the
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
Come on techies- why so few responses? Is it because he's right? Is it because you all think you're so smart, precious, and valuable that no 'suit' could ever add any value? Well, looks at Jobs and Gates. Those techies-turned shrewd busines
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
The value I would see in your idea relates to a niche you have created called "geek fitness" or perhaps "ambitness". The latter one refers to people that are so busy trying to excel in their field that they don't have time to think about wo
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
It's all about responsibility. The guy/girl who has been working and starting companies is bound to be more responsible and accountable than their peers who are busy getting laid and partying. I totally agree that making adolescents more ac
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
Just emailed you. I am interested in starting and helping organize the group's events.
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
You have picked an interesting niche within a large market of professionals. I assume you have done your homework re: competition, present options for solving customer problems, and therefore demand for your product. There are many market n
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by danielhodgins 18y ago
I understand where you are coming from, and I would like to share what worked for me. I just finished university, and have been in 3 startup situations so far, none of which have gone anywhere. That's not to say I didn't learn some very val