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jeffepp
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Oh I submitted this last night - too early :]
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Lady wins 4 multi-million dollar jackpots in her lifetime
(buzz.yahoo.com)
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16y ago
Good point! I think we will change this!
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Steven, Looks fantastic. I really like your UI -- very informative, yet clean. I think that your prices seem pretty low, I am not sure how much feedback you have gotten from restaurants, this seems like a no-brainer for them... Good luck!
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How Incubators Speed Up the Startup Process
(inc.com)
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You do not need to read balance sheets or dig into financials (you can find general info) about nearly all listed stocks on financial websites and message boards. Then think about your risk profile. If you are relatively risk averse (hoping
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16y ago
It is hard to outsource your passion. Outsource sparingly until you can define what tasks you are willing to accept substandard results...
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I am in your situation. I think it is a tough road but doable. Remember, most of these answers will be biased :) Here is what I would suggest: Learn as much about coding as you can - take tutorials, learn the process of scoping out a proj
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There are several ways, this is what I would do: 1) Give the app to industry bloggers, writers and anyone willing to listen to your pitch 2) Submit your app to as many directories as possible 3) Find where your target demo congregates onlin
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This is certainly true. There are many, many risks. Without getting into too much detail: - delay (past Jan 11 expiration) - denial - partial approval All possible outcomes that would wipe out the $1,000. I would still consider this optio
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A Private (and Secure) Facebook for Families?
(lifehacker.com)
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16y ago
Put the money into a brokerage account (I would do optionshouse.com) and purchase Call options for a biotech company with impending FDA approval. THIS IS WHAT I WOULD DO: Consider ARNA Jan 11 calls (4 strike). Currently at ~1.55 The stock
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We are web-hosted so affiliates create accounts on our system. I define customers as 'not being turned over to us' by allowing the company to export all the information and handle all payments. 100% free was my answer to having a demo. You
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Scott, excellent feedback -- that is why I posted this here -- so thank you. We allow you (the company) to export all affiliate information. Affiliates would log in via the Company White-Labeled Panel (such as http://partners.zferral.com
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In software development, like most anything else, you really get what you pay for. Being a non-technical co-founder, I did learn this the hard way a few times. I totally agree that having a competent, hardworking and passionate programmer i
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Web Applications Q&A in Beta
(webapps.stackexchange.com)
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16y ago
Also, I cannot figure out why the surveys are not being saved?
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Yongfook, Looks great, and I do think it is a generous free account! A few small issues that I noticed: 1) When I signed up there was a strange string of error code on the top left of my screen 2) When I changed the timezone to EST, it reve
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First of all, no worries -- you are more than entitled to your own opinion. I agree in many respects, maybe I am naive to think that the company should proactively manage some aspects to ensure the affiliates are ethical and upstanding "re
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Michael, I think there is a pretty big misconception about affiliate programs and MLMs. MLMs can definitely be super shady; especially when there are startup costs and stupid fees. In the context which I am discussing (mainly for bloggers)
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Affiliating the Affiliates: Why Your Company Must Tier Your Affiliate Program
(blog.zferral.com)
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I think you need some balance. Most likely, you are going to be working 7 days a week on this anyway -- you will need to do a few 'normal' things to keep yourself sane.
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Currently, the site is integrated with Paypal and it works through the site. We are also adding multi-currency capabilities, however, that is scheduled a bit down the road.
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Scott, Good points. (a) I agree we don't know eachother, something that can generally be remedied during the sales cycle. (b) I guess I do not have a track record on here -- my co-founder is a core team member a piwik.org and I am pretty
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sr3d - thanks! We just changed the DNS records (yesterday) and hopefully this will be updated today
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Hey iworkforthem, thanks a lot for your feedback! Currently, only 5 + character urls are available on zferral
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Yeah, I am in the process of doing one -- just waiting to add the "non-monetary" campaigns into the mix. Once we push that to production (tomorrow) I plan on creating one. Thanks for the kind words and feedback.
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fixing right now - thanks for the feedback!
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Sure, please email me at: jeff@zferral.com and I will send you another code
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16y ago
Yeah, right now it must be 5 characters. Thanks for the feedback!
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