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by maldinii 9y ago
Hey! As I noted before Karol isn't only writing stuff, this is in fact a small part of his job, he is editing/managing our other writers and he get's paid on an hourly basis. The deal that we have is a bit more complex, but t
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by maldinii 9y ago
He finished a computer science university, funny enough I don't know much more about his story, I need to ask :D http://karol.cc
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by maldinii 9y ago
Hey, The load is quite big here too, especially considering the fact that we support free themes as well. What is challenging is to educate the users and help them understand that paying one time, upfront isn't helping them in the long
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by maldinii 9y ago
For me this is quite old fashioned Google approach, the whole medium re-posting + HN exposure I am sure it would have done better, even if the re-posting was on our site. At least how I understand Google and I saw from some tests, he is qui
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by maldinii 9y ago
A big lesson here is to have a good financial education, what helped me a lot was the fact that even the business started to go really well, I didn't started to spend more, I pay myself a decent salary and I try to live with it, so eve
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by maldinii 9y ago
Believe me or not our editor (more than a copywriter) earns a bigger salary than me, but yep, only in this way I can get nicely edited articles on the front-page of HN :D
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by maldinii 9y ago
SEO game is not that difficult if you compare with other niches and is not owned by big theme players, due the how people are searching for themes is owned by blogs building collections of best xx themes. A recipe that works now is somethin
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by maldinii 9y ago
Glad to hear, right product and the right time :)
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by maldinii 9y ago
Cool to see this picked-up as a 2nd chance experiment on HN front-page. I would to answer questions about it :). Until now is interesting to see how most of the people see it as a success story while we lost 50% of our revenues few months a
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I was stupid enough to keep going – story of growing ThemeIsle to $50k/mo(indiehackers.com)
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Who Uses WordPress? How About These 100+ Famous Brands(codeinwp.com)
1 points by maldinii 10y ago|0 comments
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How to increase your Google rankings overnight (#noclickbait)(codeinwp.com)
6 points by maldinii 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Hestia – Free Bootstrap WP Theme Based on Material Design(demo.themeisle.com)
3 points by maldinii 10y ago|0 comments
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The Good, the Bad, and the … Illegal?(codeinwp.com)
1 points by maldinii 10y ago|0 comments
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Freelancers: How to Put Parts of Your Business on Autopilot(codeinwp.com)
2 points by maldinii 10y ago|0 comments
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[Survey Results] the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of WordPress Hosting(codeinwp.com)
2 points by maldinii 10y ago|0 comments
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Why Affiliate Marketing is making me sad. Merchant and affiliate perspective(codeinwp.com)
1 points by maldinii 10y ago|0 comments
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by maldinii 10y ago
The theme can be downloaded from here : https://www.dropbox.com/s/srlq1u.. . and you have ideas for us the Github link is : https://github.com/Codeinwp/zillah ( if you get it directly from the gith
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A dashing freeWordPress theme for (un)sophisticated bloggers(demo.themeisle.com)
4 points by maldinii 10y ago|1 comments
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5 Simple Life Hacks Every Young Entrepreneur Should Try(ionutn.com)
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You Aren’t Bad at Marketing, Your Product Is Not Good Enough(ionutn.com)
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by maldinii 11y ago
Hey, I am a co-founder and employee of a company so while salary stuff is clear, things like dividends + fiscal residence + tax treaty makes you crazy to be short. Just working remotely for a company and being in a specific location all th
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by maldinii 11y ago
I struggled about finding the right title, I don't really consider myself a fully digital nomad either, the article is about remote work, however under my personal circumstances, I am now more an expat than a nomad. Some learnings happ
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by maldinii 11y ago
You are not really disagreeing :), the point was that a while ago I used to work 16 hours / day or work 2 am - 11am and sleep whole day which was really crazy. Working between 7am - 11pm is quite ok, I agree with all those advantages.
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by maldinii 11y ago
You are true, being a remote worker is not so complicated, the article was written from an expat/nomad + remote worker experience.
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by maldinii 11y ago
This is a quite big problem as well, I have lived for a while in a city with virtually no expat community, which made things even harder. I suspect that living in a more expat-friendly city will make the transition easier, however my point
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by maldinii 11y ago
I am sure that having a family will change everything about how I work and I hope it will make even more sense. Thanks for advice!
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by maldinii 11y ago
Yep indeed, my goal here was to tell non-remote workers that is not always sunshine and rainbows :).
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Remote Work After 5 Years of Experience(ionutn.com)
212 points by maldinii 11y ago|80 comments
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Does WordPress Site Speed Really Matter for SEO?(codeinwp.com)
4 points by maldinii 11y ago|0 comments

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