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klbarry
16y ago
"The Big Short", wait until 2008 and pocket a pretty penny. Real answer, I can't think of better books to have read than what I did then, unless I could force myself to memorize a language book or something.
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klbarry
16y ago
Were they ever really required to do that? That would be amazing.
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If you've studied the rise of the department store, John Wanamaker and Macies, I think you'll find Groupon is following a pretty great and old formula of style and group buying dynamics. The idea it's based on, people getting excited about
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16y ago
IT: - Increasing success of Android - New FB feature of being able to split up who your messages go to by groups, massive profit for Facebook. My Domain: - A lot of move in fashion towards more sustainability, the biggest changes will be in
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16y ago
This is really good. I wonder if you could apply the same philosophy to business or start-ups: Focus on doing what you're doing again and again, really fast, with no breathing room for your opponents, and they will wear down.
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16y ago
This is one of the best blog posts I've read all year, I love getting to look deeper into data.
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klbarry
16y ago
I suppose I should bite the bullet and get an economist subscription for myself.
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16y ago
That's one of the best ways to say "I've used this product" I've ever seen.
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16y ago
My girlfriend admits Chrome is faster and generally better, but still uses Firefox because it's friendlier and designed more to her tastes.
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This is very true. He also read voraciously from the library and was a huge momma's boy.
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16y ago
The latter
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16y ago
Will someone please make a start-up where a non-technical person can plug in information and do something like this? It would be great!
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16y ago
For an in depth look at famous business billionaires lives, how the made their decisions, and really just the details of their rise, I cannot recommend enough H.W. Brand's Masters of Enterprise: http://www.amazon.com/Masters-Enterprise-Ame
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16y ago
He claimed this, but as a SEO, there was no actual evidence that this was helping him rank - it was far more likely the anchor text on his 10,000 plus pages that accounted for it, among other things.
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16y ago
If you are absent for a surprise quiz because you cut a great deal, the 0 will make your other 100 tests average to about 80, even if you know the course material greatly. Does a job prefer better if you master the course material but in ge
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16y ago
A side note on counterarguments that is useful for marketing: Every logical argument you make has a counter argument, and if you make claims in marketing people will automatically think of the counter. However, if you tell a story, you can
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16y ago
Meaning they think that corporations somehow stole their ideas, and complaining that companies won't accept their great business plans.
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Relatives know I do "business", so I constantly get told stories like this.
(xkcd.com)
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16y ago
Amazing, cool to see you here D.
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16y ago
I do basic SEO as part of my job, so I know a few basic tools that can look through this. Google keyword checker gives 590 searches a month for that phrase, so it's not too competitive. I'm sure he ranks for a lot of these tail phrases thou
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Note: I do SEO as part of my job, so I know a few tools that can look through this. Google keyword checker gives 590 searches a month for that phrase, so it's not too competitive. I'm sure he ranks for a lot of these tail phrases though. A
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16y ago
From what I hear, Bush is actually extremely charming in person. I wonder if that will come through.
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That was a great and satisfying response.
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If this really is information that other countries don't know, then interested parties will make much better use of it than American citizens will.
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I could only see it sticking out and couldn't change it back at all. My girlfriend, who's much more much more of an empath and more artistic, could switch it back and forth. Interesting...
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There are some strong arguments that a senate operating behind closed doors would be more effective at ignoring special interests and working together than otherwise. The writers of the constitution did just this (they swore secrecy of anyt
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Is architecture required for everyone, though we all live in houses? I don't think that will ever happen.
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The Irrefutable Laws of Marketing
(irrefutablelaws.weebly.com)
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I looked this up and I see it came from the book cashvertising - is it any good? The information looks useful but the cover looks spammy, and I worry the Amazon reviews are bought.
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"It's strange being someone who strives to be self reliant, studies and analyzes to make ethics from scratch, constantly examines and re-examines everything... I think there exists less people like this than I originally thought. No, less t
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