jeremybencken

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by jeremybencken 13y ago
see the Florida tag on Fark http://www.fark.com/topic/florida "Have you ever been to Florida? It's basically a criminal population. It's America's Australia." - Jack Donaghy, 30 Rock
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Oracle Acquires Content Marketing Platform Compendium(marketwatch.com)
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Google Analytics Campaign Tags Are an Anti-Pattern(annielytics.com)
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
If you're targeting a vertical, using one example customer, lookup who bids against them for the same keywords in Adwords on SEMRush. Adgooroo and Spyfu also support this. If you're selling a horizontal product targeting customer
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
The budget process is also a law.
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The Great Con-Ola(westonaprice.org)
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Why Today's Inventors Need to Read More Science Fiction(theatlantic.com)
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I am what I am, and that's all I am?(allennance.com)
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
kind of cool, but the data disappears with the tab.
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Ask HN: Parents, What's The Coolest Kids Birthday Party Activity You've Seen
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
It's more than teaching... it's a test of your passion for the customers. The worst thing is to get into a market and realize you really can't get excited about your customers' issues. Better to discover that about your
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Reporters Hate PR People, And They Should(forbes.com)
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Named No. 1 ‘dirtiest’ hotel, resort sues TripAdvisor and loses in 6th Circuit(abajournal.com)
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
TheFunded does this for vc... they could easily include accelerators. anonymous rating & reviews are a good way to go, even if the reviews have to be vague to avoid a backlash
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Transparent Utility Box Painted by Mona Caron(thisiscolossal.com)
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Paul Graham on CEOs with ‘Strong’ Foreign Accents(siliconbeat.com)
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Paul Graham on Building Companies for Fast Growth(inc.com)
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Why Innovation Is Still Capitalism’s Star(nytimes.com)
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
This isn't a story about Groupon except insofar as they hire unprofessional, immature sales reps. The sales punk didn't like how he was treated, so he gets revenge by (threatening) to leverage his own personal network. It's p
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
actually, no, although that's an interesting place to do it. as a few others have commented, merchants like Newegg and Gap use something like a HelloBar to highlight their coupons in the header nav.
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
"cheat code" is a perfect way of describing it... I think that's definitely part of the ethos of couponing. It's retail hacking for many.
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
"woefully uneducated" indeed. why didn't he tell the affiliate network "no coupon sites, no trademark bidding, and approval required for all new affiliates." Those are three of the most utterly basic things any new
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RetailMeNot’s 94% Margins Usher In Post-Facebook IPO Glee(bloomberg.com)
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
I suspect that people don't trust a merchant-supplied coupon. A also suspect this is why when you Google "landsend coupons" the #1 site is a UGC coupon-sharing site and #2 is the merchant's own site. By every traditiona
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
When a startup grants stock options to its key people...83(b) has no bearing on any of them except for one special case. If options are granted to key people who are given the right to exercise them early... http://www.grellas.
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
Fair enough. Ideally, we could look at multiple A/B tests to avoid the bias a single site's user base might have or other idiosyncratic effects of their UX.
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
There's a professor at Vanderbilt who published this paper on the topic ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6205769 ) in the Journal of Product & Brand Management. Providing a code and its attendant price reducti
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
This may not be rational, but there's some research showing this is a widespread phenomenon. Mostly, it has to do with a sense of fairness. Coupon codes can make consumers feel like the merchant is being unfair, which leads to dissat
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Digital Coupons: Satisfying & Dissatisfying Effects [2003](www2.owen.vanderbilt.edu)
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by jeremybencken 13y ago
'data processing' is still unclear for many. I'm in Austin and last month I had a graphic designer/front-end programmer add sales tax to an invoice because he thought he had to.

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