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by marketingadvice 11y ago
Vantage Analytics - Toronto, Canada - Onsite Growth Marketing Lead This is a vital role, you’ll be responsible for growing our customer base of paying customers and tightening up our conversion funnels. This position will have complete cont
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by marketingadvice 11y ago
It's a simple fact that a lot of the stuff that exists now to do awesome things and learn skills faster, wasn't available 2, 3 even 5 years ago (never mind a decade ago). But it's never really "late" to do anything
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Most devs that I've noticed as really passionate and good at what they do, don't have a degree. That's just my experience at half a dozen startups, but a majority of the devs I've met thus far don't have a degree.
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
If you can get the backups as dump files, have them sent to a Dropbox account or remotely to a server. Then install Backblaze or Crashplan on that server. You end up with a Dropbox backup, server backup and a 3rd backup via Backblaze or Cra
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Learning and executing are 2 very separate things. In 30 minutes you definitely can execute a campaign. Then come back a few days later and spend another 30 minutes reviewing and optimizing. Learning is something that is very separate from
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
30 - 45 minutes x 10 - 15 sessions over a month is possible. It depends how in-depth and how far out the strategy is effective for. A 3 month strategy for an early stage company is workable in the 5 - 10 hours in a month.
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
I'm running this as part of a test of the 7 Day Startup method. Just generating revenue to start is the goal, but the pricing and everything will be iterated on over time. From past experience there is usually a divide of those who wil
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Projects I take on aside from this I usually tie goals and performance metrics to. It very much depends on the goals and objectives to be achieved for the project. For example if your project is to take an iOS app from 100 users to 1,000,00
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
On the unlimited plan I can execute on the initial advice in bursts. For example, if you have a spa in Toronto, Canada. I can make a channel or campaign suggestion and then spend your sessions in the month setting up and optimizing that cam
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
It can be. I have spent beyond $300,000 on Facebook ads and I'm learning more as I keep spending. If you have a Facebook campaign that's not converting, I can jump in and use the request to optimize.
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Funny enough I was actually going to make it 2 business day turn around because I want to account for quality over quantity of output. All the advice in the world won't help if it's not effective. That being said, I do take consul
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Ideally I want to avoid one offs, hence the small jump. Everything goes into an email based queue system. So you could schedule 30 minutes of consulting daily but the timing will not be as consistent. If you have something you need help wit
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
In 30 mins I can do a basic AdWords campaign setup, review and probably adjust meta tags on your website, write you new copy, setup a marketing strategy (this would be multiple sessions), etc. You would be amazed with what can be done in 30
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Show HN: Unlimited marketing advice and consulting from $89(marketersondemand.co)
24 points by marketingadvice 12y ago|27 comments
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Creating a roadmap to implementing agile(medium.com)
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Growthhackers.com Inbound.org reddit.com/r/entrepreneur reddit.com/r/startups Those are most frequented by marketers with /r/entrpreneur + /r/startups also frequented by sales/business focused pe
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Follow the initial framework of 4 Hour Work Week if you really can't take the jump otherwise. Basically imagine the worst case after planning and then work backwards from there. Solve or think about how bad each aspect of your worst ca
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Ruby/Rails is quick to learn so it's a good intro. I learned this way and then expanded out into JavaScript then Angular/Node and now PHP and iOS. Once you've got down the concepts of OOP then just experiment with differ
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Minimum traffic, maybe 1 hit/month. Honestly I've seen people go to paid listings off the bat and then they aggregate from other places to get the ball rolling. It works but you have to put in effort, it's a massively saturat
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Top Hat Is Looking for a Marketing Ops with SalesForce and HubSpot Mastery(hire.jobvite.com)
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
I've gotten used to 3 or 6 month raises/performance evaluations. Small but frequent raises are great for some, but it really depends on the person. When I ran marketing teams, if they were too big I adjusted raises to be every 3 m
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Top Hat Is Looking for Full Stack Devs and DevOps to Work on EdTech Startup(hire.jobvite.com)
1 points by marketingadvice 12y ago|0 comments
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
I see Rails jobs all the time, that being said you have to diversify. Your skill set is the same as investing, diversify and you will be sustainable. In this case expand out from Rails into JavaScript, PHP, whatever else and you will be set
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Can I ask what your job is? Sounds like you won the remote working game
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
This would be quite awesome, not for confusing tracking, but messing with advertisers. Imagine hundreds of people visiting a site and clicking on all the ads. Sites would go crazy.
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
My current rate is $150/hour for freelance work and $40/hour on long term contract. I work in Canada and USA mainly. I work as a marketing consultant/growth hacker, I have +6 years of experience. Hopefully in another couple y
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Not sure about Indonesia but in Thailand that's about average for junior - mid level. I worked in a company where they paid their head of mobile $13/hour and he was managing 3 Android devs and 3 iOS devs, each being paid between $
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
OVH is awesome, super affordable but its dedicated boxes mostly. Heroku is another option but quite expensive.
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Ask HN: Companies Offering Internships in Canada/UK/Abroad?
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by marketingadvice 12y ago
Rails especially is being overrun by bootcamp graduates. I would say though that $15 - 20/hour is about half of what you could charge depending on what you have to show off (your portfolio of projects). If the portfolio is bare or smal

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