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by dohertyjf 11y ago
Once the page is indexed a simple cache: in front of the URL in Chrome might work.
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Why are Valley companies so bad at marketing?(medium.com)
1 points by dohertyjf 11y ago|0 comments
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The Law of Shitty Clickthroughs(andrewchen.co)
67 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|33 comments
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Ask HN: I'm not a developer but I got an F8 invite. Should I go?
4 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|2 comments
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The Curse of Being a 10x Manager(johnfdoherty.com)
1 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|1 comments
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Go On. Quit Your Job. It might be the best thing you ever do(medium.com)
1 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|0 comments
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A Year of Designing at Facebook(medium.com)
4 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|0 comments
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
"A person who went through the trouble of setting up analytics tracking is probably a person with just enough vanity to immediately check up who's referring to their site." Wait, what? I'm pretty sure if you go to the ma
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
Hence why business owners need to be educated that "all the traffic" is worthless if it's not making you money. Vanity metrics are called thus for a reason. Disclosure: professional marketer and former FT SEO who is tired of
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
I try to address this by asking a lot of questions about why they're choosing to do something in a particular way. Don't go at it with trying to poke holes in it (which is the point of the original post), but rather to understand
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
This is true in every sector of work. People are motivated by success. As a marketer who manages a team of 8 (including myself), I've been trying to learn to a) give context into why I might be poo-pooing something and b) a few ideas f
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Maps That Blew Our Minds in 2014(hotpads.com)
3 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|0 comments
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Mapping Human Poop in San Francisco(hotpads.com)
3 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|0 comments
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
*You still have Grammar people, grammar.
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A Map of Displaced San Francisco Businesses(hotpads.com)
1 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|0 comments
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Ideahunt(rrhoover.typeform.com)
1 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|0 comments
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
Once again, if they have your sleeping records it's because you have chosen to give them that data. It's your problem then, not theirs. Also, if you think others care about what time of day you take a shit, you have way too high o
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
In response to antr and others talking about how this is "private" data, a few things: 1) Jawbone is a data company. You get what you want from them by giving them your data. Giving them your data is your choice, so if you are un
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
Are you saying that the sleep data is more personal than calling 911? I have to question that, because you could call 911 for all sorts of private situations that you wouldn't want publicly known. So no, it's not really different.
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
Friends don't send friends automated emails. Unless you're trolling, in which case automate away.
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
Thanks. My bad.
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Show HN: HireGun – for finding online marketing consultants(www)
4 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|2 comments
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I’m Not A Good Employee(johnfdoherty.com)
1 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|0 comments
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
I didn't downvote you, but it's likely because you made a broad sweeping generalization about marketers not valuing technical skills. I'm a technical marketer (director level). I know lots of them. *edited for untrue statemen
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
Can you ever have all the data? Or are you just advocating for more? If advocating for more, agreed. And the author says it's not a complete dataset and also only shows the first touch by the company (ie when they first got funding). S
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
I was thinking that was the more interesting backstory when I submitted it, actually.
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Do VCs have an age bias?(modeanalytics.com)
56 points by dohertyjf 12y ago|23 comments
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
That's fair, but that also doesn't necessarily mean that people are moving out of urban areas. Also, if you haven't noticed, NYC is still VERY dense (I used to live there). You could also make the argument that the mean cente
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
It was grey and lousy when I was there too :-) Still a lot of cyclists including my old coworkers. I'd dare say we could fit 4 bikes in a much smaller place too. It's not the size of the place that's at debate here though.
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by dohertyjf 12y ago
Interesting points for sure. At some point I just say that sweating after a commute is something we have to deal with (same as getting fat by driving a car :-)). I'd rather bike and be sweaty than fat and driving a car (yes, I know not

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