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by davemel37 15y ago
I think Google+ 's mistake, like the author, has to do with a changing doctrine, but i think it has more to do with a branding issue than an innovation or technology issue. (it could be both, but i would argue perception comes before realit
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by davemel37 15y ago
That's the One. Makes you think, if these guys can fill an entire book with great content about pricing strategies, we should probably put a little more effort in our price strategy than pulling a number out our heads based on our own preco
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by davemel37 15y ago
Thanks :)
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I think his point was that these "Specific" patents were bogus patents in the first place... "None of them represent unique and new ideas at the time of the filing. I supect they all can be thrown out over prior art if Facebook takes the ti
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by davemel37 15y ago
Two Points.... Lazy Man's Version. 1. "People Buy the Hole, Not the Drill!"-Marketing Axiom 2. delink product from price and link price to value. 3. Always compare apples to oranges when selling. the worst thing that could happen (from a ma
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by davemel37 15y ago
There is a reason there is no Knowledge base of psychological tactics in social apps or otherwise. It's because those that really understand people and these tactics appreciate how valuable it really is and more importantly know how to make
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I don't get why PG is sharing all these great angles that Greplin should be working on, and as best as I can tell is perfectly positioned to tackle.
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Just an Afterthought: Effective Peer recommendations are not reflective on the product, but rather the relationship between the product, the person buying the product and the friend making the recommendation. You need to firing on all cylin
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Be Sure You've Got the Goods
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by davemel37 15y ago
I think human nature is hard-wired in people and hasn't really changed since the caveman days. While I agree it is a sad existence to give so much control over your happiness to others...I think there is a hardwired element built into our s
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Great Point. By not reporting back to me the negative feedback, and the massive amount of pinnings I do, It removes a big element of the fear involved in social sharing, while still having the benefits of being recognized when something awe
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This actually goes beyond my original point about hitting the emotional triggers and how social recommendations are self-defeating. Think about why you or others share things with friends. We share because we want the feeling of validation,
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How Likes and Plus Ones Are Killing Commerce, and Pinterest is Saving it.
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