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The Myth of Passion and Motivation
(blog.bufferapp.com)
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I'm Joel Gascoigne, and This Is the Story Behind Buffer
(lifehacker.com)
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Subconscious Mistakes Our Brains Make Every Day
(fastcompany.com)
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Redesigning the Buffer Home Page — Lessons Learned and Beyond
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leowidrich
13y ago
Thanks a bunch for the kind heads up Josh, really appreciate that!
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How much revenue did Buffer generate in September, 2013?
(open.bufferapp.com)
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A scientific guide to posting tweets, Facebook posts, emails and blog posts
(fastcompany.com)
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leowidrich
13y ago
Great point and actually, I totally agree. The funny thing is that founders aren't the highest paid people at Buffer - and it's actually just like you say with engineering being on the higher side.
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leowidrich
13y ago
I can't speak highly enough of IDoneThis - we've been using it for months at Buffer and it's absolutely changed the way we work. The reasons IDoneThis is invaluable to us, is that it allows us to track back performance (which easily gets lo
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leowidrich
13y ago
Great question, here is how we approached this: My best advice is not to drop your work for as long as you can until you see traction. In our case, Joel only stopped working after we hit ~$1k in monthly revenues. (read: h
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13y ago
That's a good one. And it seems you've made the common mistake to email news@. My general advice is: Never, ever email news@. A news site doesn't cover you, a writer does. So go after writers, not publications. This article should outline a