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by klbarry 16y ago
Wow, may I ask what kind of software creates such an astounding change?
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by klbarry 16y ago
I really often get exactly the answer I need from Yahoo Answers, just to throw that in there...
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by klbarry 16y ago
Pretty cute, I emailed a finished one to my girlfriend.
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by klbarry 16y ago
That is one of the most absurd claims I have ever heard on HN. However, I do not think it should be downvoted, because it was made in good faith.
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by klbarry 16y ago
I think he was saying the downvoted guy's comment is uninsightful.
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by klbarry 16y ago
That is surprising and saddening.
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by klbarry 16y ago
Wow, how strange.
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by klbarry 16y ago
Really? What signs do you see in NYC of heading back to those days? I live pretty fearlessly in most places, and I used to take the subway late, late at night all the time. The only dangerous places are really some parts of the Bronx.
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by klbarry 16y ago
This book did not appear to have value for me when I attempted to read it.
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by klbarry 16y ago
Just from my experience/research, it seems to convert pretty terribly to sales. Certainly in Patio11's experience, FB ads don't convert at all.
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by klbarry 16y ago
Con Edison and Time Warner in NYC both have fairly usable and quick services.
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by klbarry 16y ago
How can it be a bubble? Their money isn't based on investments that hope for future earnings, but from their own yearly, insane profits.
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by klbarry 16y ago
Alnayyir, If other non start-up hackers don't like advice such as this (business advice, which seems to be what you're saying), perhaps the problem is with them and not Lionhearted? They should be able to understand that it is a valid viewp
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by klbarry 16y ago
If I was hiring a programmer for a creative business though, and I didn't know too much about programming (like most employers), this would definitely set her apart for a number of reasons.
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She just used the Meme's sites optimization, but she named her pictures correctly and etc.
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by klbarry 16y ago
It's also been indexed to the top of the term "winona chiropractic" (probably not hard to do, but sucks for the chiropracter: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&#3... )
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by klbarry 16y ago
Yeah, contacting now.
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EDIT: ignore this, taken care of. Thanks Ginza staff, lightning fast response...
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by klbarry 16y ago
I learned hypnosis, just fyi.
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by klbarry 16y ago
Ah, then you know more than me, ignore my interruption.
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by klbarry 16y ago
I am 80% sure that data is false, from my memory of porn industry Ask Tells on something awful and AMAs on Reddit. Males get paid very little.
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by klbarry 16y ago
What is the difference beween this and when I was just starting to learn online marketing, and I worked for free? The designers choose to enter the contest, they know how much their time is worth.
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by klbarry 16y ago
I don't understand this viewpoint at all. No one is holding a gun to the designers heads. When I first got started in marketing and SEO, I did a lot of work for free. The confidence and references it gave me let me get paid work very soon a
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by klbarry 16y ago
Nothing wrong with using massive amounts of leverage for profit, it's definitely entrepreneurship.
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Very useful for SEO as well, you can check rankings without logging out of your gmail preferences.
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I interviewed Spencer Brown of Rent-A-Green-Box almost two years ago via phone. He is a really cool guy and was happy to talk to a student for about half an hour. His strategy for marketing was mostly what he calls the Gorp cloud - the inte
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by klbarry 16y ago
Impossible. The supply is already far, far higher than demand for certain professions - acting and basketball, for instance.
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by klbarry 16y ago
People complain about working for free all the time. I think they are pretty foolish. After all, historically people always paid for apprenticeships.
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He doesn't advocate the real estate maneuvers particularly, he just uses it as an example of an asset that can be built using leverage. He gives MLM literally two sentences, as an example of something that can bring recurring income (howeve
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by klbarry 16y ago
Keep in mind 90% of the ads right now are just games or reddit ads (keep refreshing the page). Not mention a good percentage of their users use adblock and are extemely anti-commercial. I think they are making significantly, significantly l

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