grah4

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by grah4 15y ago
I also agree. I've been with them for 10+ years and only had 2 or 3 issues which were solved in a few hours. Great support and an excellent company.
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by grah4 15y ago
I remember a similar styled ad notification about a year ago for the cr-48 test in chrome & chromium dev channels.
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by grah4 15y ago
"If you're going through hell, keep going." First of all, congrats on getting this far. As you know, your consulting biz is a straight services play and will only grow in relation to how many employees you have. Increasing price to match de
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by grah4 15y ago
Some tnooz coverage[1] hit my inbox which answered my question. I love the idea of room concierge and hope you guys can increase the granted request rate. Best of luck. [1] http://www.tnooz.com/2011/11/10/news/room-77-launches-metase...
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by grah4 15y ago
Great work! Could you talk more about your room concierge service? Are you automating the request procedure or does the room concierge team contact the hotels? I'm curious what the process looks like from the hotel perspective.
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by grah4 15y ago
It is run by thinkmap.com and doesn't look like a for-profit project. Here is the launch press release: http://www.thinkmap.com/pressrelease.jsp?id=1290
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by grah4 15y ago
fwiw, that design pattern is called lazy registration.
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by grah4 15y ago
I am not a gamedev but I am currently building what some would consider to be a large game[1]. It has been amazing to work in as it streamlines the development process massively. I have only spent about 20 hours with it so far and if I had
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by grah4 15y ago
Not at all. The issues described in the linked post have arisen _because_ the community has grown so much and so fast over the past few years.
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by grah4 15y ago
I think the pricing page is giving you a high ctr % because it's really the only option for a visitor to understand the product. Perhaps you should work on your template and include a simple features page as well. CTR from features -> p
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by grah4 15y ago
I would use the email signup % on that page as the indicator for validity. Over 5%? Do it.
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by grah4 15y ago
C. We were in the same situation and settled for mispelledword.net while we were in dev - until we stumbled onto an auction for the word.com and picked it up for ~$2k. We were incredibly lucky though. If you can't reach them or don't have t
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by grah4 15y ago
The cobbler's children have no shoes.
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by grah4 15y ago
sorry, i've hardcoded biz apis and can't release it without lots of sanitization. the rescuetime aspect of it is really simple though! they have a decent api and nice js embeddable widgets.
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by grah4 15y ago
rescuetime. I put together a simple chrome extension which hijacks the newtab page and shows a biz dashboard + personal rescuetime stats/graphs. nothing gets you back to work harder than seeing that today was only 50% as productive as yes
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by grah4 15y ago
task.io expires later this month. maybe send an email to the current owner or backorder it?
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by grah4 15y ago
Not a myth. It happened a few years ago to me for several (totally random) domains. Since then I've also changed to checking from the CLI.
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by grah4 15y ago
Seminars about long-term thinking: http://longnow.org/seminars/ An incredible series of talks & discussions. The scope of topics covered is akin to TEDtalks. I recommend downloading the entire catalog. edit: itunes audio http://itune
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by grah4 15y ago
alibaba.com and globalsources.com As others have stated, choose a product and own that niche. There are alot of scammers and quality will vary significantly until you find a supplier you can build a good relationship with.
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by grah4 15y ago
the noob guide to online marketing: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/the-noob-guide-to-online-marketin... you will find it helpful.
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by grah4 15y ago
pen + paper
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by grah4 15y ago
Congrats! You have some really nice apps. Perhaps you should try charging more?