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by jeffepp 16y ago
SSL is working again. Thanks for the feedback! https://zferral.com
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Hey thanks for the comments kendubyou!
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Thanks for the response Toni! Working on all these items - asap!
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by jeffepp 16y ago
I prefer http://outright.com and its free.
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by jeffepp 16y ago
clickable http://zferral.com
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Ask HN: Please Checkout My Startup: zferral.com (Custom Affiliate Programs)
20 points by jeffepp 16y ago|30 comments
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by jeffepp 16y ago
real simple. real useful. already started using it -- feel free to email me if looking for feedback in a few weeks
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Why You Should Invest Your Time In Networking(chrisg.com)
18 points by jeffepp 16y ago|3 comments
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by jeffepp 16y ago
very useful - already signed up and currently monitoring my app.. well done.
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by jeffepp 16y ago
right, or maybe some people work on multiple projects with different phone numbers.. not remarkable, maybe next time
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by jeffepp 16y ago
http://dimdim.com
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by jeffepp 16y ago
I am not your target demo, but here is my .02 + Clean, - Too much text, looks daunting when you land on it Personally, those "long sales letters" = leave immediately for me. Your site does not remind me of them, however.
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Until we can fwd multiple GV lines to a single cell phone, it will be useless to many!
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Great, looking forward to the web app discussion.
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Startup Killer: The Cost of Customer Acquisition(cloudcomputing.sys-con.com)
2 points by jeffepp 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Olark is a YC company and SnapABug is a Techstars company. Both are in that space and have great software. A cool feature of SnapABug is that you can proactively chat with someone online. Not sure if that is available on Olark
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Looks like a great idea in theory. Signed up for the alpha, will comment when I hear back...
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by jeffepp 16y ago
I'm not a dev, so most of this is over my head. +1 for using Ridonkulous and the design itself looks great.
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by jeffepp 16y ago
I would find some stats about how people now use Google opposed to the phone book, a little about SEO and bring some screen shots. I assume they are at least open to the idea so it should not be a hard sell.
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by jeffepp 16y ago
wow those are two of the nicer home pages I have ever seen...
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Web App Discussion @ Area 51 / Stack Exchange(area51.stackexchange.com)
4 points by jeffepp 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Please don't kill Tout - I'm a big fan! Good Luck TK.
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by jeffepp 16y ago
There is a lot of room in real estate -- from getting a mortgage --> finding houses on the multi-list. I ended up getting my real estate license about a year ago just to not have to deal with agents (I have flipped a few houses). They
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by jeffepp 16y ago
This appears to coincide with the "end of the world" time frame. Interesting...
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by jeffepp 16y ago
A referral fee or affiliate program would definitely be helpful for engaging potential customers outside your reach. Ideally, you could have "community (or insert geo location) managers" who have the knowledge to sell (or setup) your softwa
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7 Reasons to Start an Affiliate Program(blog.zferral.com)
1 points by jeffepp 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeffepp 16y ago
ummm wow! After 17 takes to get my demo 'perfected' I can't sign up for this fast enough. This is great.
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by jeffepp 16y ago
At that point you are better off finding a partner. I am sure something can be built on that budget, but it better be very simple!
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by jeffepp 16y ago
Design: I would look at sortfolio and contact them directly Development: I would look at design shops with development (one company is better) again, they can be found on sortfolio. If you are looking intl, then you have odesk, elance, gur
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by jeffepp 16y ago
I applaud anyone willing to quit their job to follow their own passions. Does this guarantee success? Of course not. However, do not underestimate the value of truly knowing that you control your own destiny and do not have to 'grind it o

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