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All the bad boys are teaming up.
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Those who can afford multiple subscriptions will, and those who can’t will choose just one. There’s a market for good paid content and there has been for 400+ years. Substack is valued at close to $1B because people will pay for good writin
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5y ago
I subscribe to The NY Times because I like reading their articles and I hit the paywall and I find they have some stories no one else does. “Does anyone actually want to read any of these specific sites that badly?” -> The Times reported
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5y ago
Good validation that Google Trends gets the quick and dirty job done for some queries for free.
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Yes, thanks for the details! The US fought them in the Barbary Wars as well - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Barbary_War I think the statement I was hinting at was that essentially all these companies are on their
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Congrats on the launch! Have always wanted something like this! Do you plan on charging for premium plans? I think you should.
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Imagine if all companies had to individually fight pirates in the heyday of pirate hood!
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5y ago
Generating great content that is linkable is the mindset to be in. But putting some media outreach muscle behind it gets you 10x the results. So it's content + link outreach.
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5y ago
The U.S. isn't empire building. It's mainly a policy of retaining superpower status for world peace. Containment of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea is largely the defining policy of the last 70 years. Of course tons of blunde
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As a dumb marketing SEO person, I can confirm this is the way. Make sure the site is crawlable, indexable and reasonably fast first - the tech part. Then spend 90% of the time generating content and links.
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5y ago
Is there a good book that dives into this topic in more detail?
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I have found Workona amazing and a life saver. I use it daily.
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They should have just called it a bug bounty and then everyone would be happy.
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Yea for sure but I think the message is that 1 hour of engaged time - such as going on a short date (at home or other) is much better than 4 hours disengaged and thinking of work while watching Netflix
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6y ago
She’s likely wanting your presence and testing your loyalty or something? Definitely would help to see a couples therapist but if not, I think setting clear boundaries - like work time is work time - but also scheduling time together would
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6y ago
Just a thought, but what if you set a daily time limit of being fully engaged and present with your wife, say for an hour or two, but then it is understood that you need ~3 hrs of alone time. Sounds like you’re an introvert and need time to
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6y ago
Any books you recommend along these lines?
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6y ago
Pluralsight too
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6y ago
Tech cos will always be a few steps ahead of regulators. Cookies get restricted, so then OS fingerprinting gets rolled out. Cat and mouse game!
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In addition, homelessness is mainly a result of mental health issues (not entirely, ok) - and not housing prices. And many homeless come to LA and SF from other areas that are not as friendly to the homeless. Which is why there are a lot le
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I like the article overall, but the status signaling he bemoans that everyone is doing is in fact limited to a percentage of people, most strikingly the Instagram influencer types. Yes it’s true in any circle you want to be well regarded -
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It’s too bad the songs don’t line up with the titles. He could have had actual listeners! Play Workout Music song is a chill meditation song...
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That is one thing I love about the finance industry vs other industries. Someone who thinks they can predict the future or at least have a strong opinion can go ahead and put their money on the line rather than just comment on a thread! It’
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I realized that recently after Gmail locked my account for using email outreach software. I restored it but automatically had to start thinking about a backup plan where I’d have to point my MX records away from Gmail to something else imme
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That photo of the minks looking out of the cages at the camera is a bit of a tear-jerker.
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Which states are those?
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This is great news I think. Being a smaller org I hope Scribd innovates on the product more and doesn’t take it for granted. Much better owner-product fit here.
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Bi-directional linking please
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Anecdotally I know several Gen Z-ers in their early 20s that are college educated and half believe in these conspiracy theories. May be more of a psychographic than demographic reason.
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Google could make a super compelling product that essentially turned a Google Doc or Sheet file into a website. I know others have done this, but if Google built it and tied it into their Maps product and then ads it would theoretically mak
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