jermaustin1

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by jermaustin1 10y ago
I struggled with this for years. I then realized, it isn't spam. The user can opt out at any moment and they are pulled off the marketing list. You legally always need to make that an option. Also it was over 10 days, so kind of long
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
First things first: Probably some copyright concerns you need to look at. The second you start charging to download the MP4 for them, you will be much more legally liable. Now that that is out of the way, the only way to make something like
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
No problem. I miss doing this for a living. As a side note, someone else decided that my blog was worth posting on HN, so if you have any questions or comments, you can ask them over there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
From what I can gather on you page, you are offering a service that reads an article for a person then gives them a brief summary. This landing page is too busy with the animated backgrounds as you scroll. From my short look, I think you wi
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
Author here. I'm happy to answer any questions or comments. A little about this post: I was recently commenting on an excellent Show HN for a product called Duet and it was the most karma I have ever received on HN (17 votes in 4 hours
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
Ask and you shall receive: http://jeremyaboyd.com/tricks-to-monetize-your-side-projects...
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
The things you learn making other people rich :) I was a product developer for 8 years. Developing tools in the SEO, Reputation Management and Email Marketing space. Eventually you find little tricks that just work across the board. Then I
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
There are a lot of ways to raise your price while still making it look like a steal. You should definitely split test all of this and pretty much everything you do, honestly. Price Anchoring: Use a giant unreasonable number for the unlimite
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
As a full stack developer in NYC, I wont entertain a job for less than $130k/yr + bonus. I have bills and a family to support. Before I left Houston (3 years ago), the going rate was $35-40/hr for contract work. My first job out o
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by jermaustin1 10y ago
There is nothing wrong with government. You just need to know someone. I have worked on multiple government contracts, typically through someone I knew who needed something done. I built a product and sat down with their purchasing manager,