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Win a free pass to Business of Software Conference as guest of VC Michael Skok(mjskok.com)
1 points by marklittlewood 13y ago|0 comments
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
On your example, the most obvious buttons are bright pink saying 'Continue Checkout' with the VIP Membership program in a separate set of boxes on the side. They are definitely not presented as part of the workflow of the checkout
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3 simple steps to building a world class culture(businessofsoftware.org)
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Win a free pass to Business of Software Conference(businessofsoftware.org)
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Depression, entrepreneurs & developers.(businessofsoftware.org)
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Kickstarter data 1H 2013. Analysis of successful & unsuccessful campaigns(thebln.com)
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
Great comment below the blog post... Matias, this phenomenon is known as the “Eisenberg Uncertainty Principle.” A movie fan cannot know whether a character is played by Jesse Eisenberg or Michael Cera with any degree of confidence until he
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
Oops. Edited an unintentional. I just happen to know who it was. My bad.
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
Not nearly as good a business as you might think I can assure you and we make a lot of effort to have a single customer - the delegate. There are no sponsor panels, exhibition booths etc that make events a lot more profitable. We have consc
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
We hope you will always get to watch the keynotes for free, even if they are released over the course of the year. In most cases they are though we may get asked to not release a video to the public if a speaker has said something that they
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
BoS releases all of the talks for free within a year of them being made. We, like many organisations are working hard to find a sustainable business model for content. In some cases, the speakers ask that we do not release the talk fro free
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
As Patrick has already responded, I don't think there is too much to add but apologies if you feel the line is misleading. Anyone that runs their own business is likely to be spending a lot of time thinking about the detail of what the
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Patio11 on his 362 day work year & what he does in his break(businessofsoftware.org)
55 points by marklittlewood 13y ago|47 comments
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Joel Spolsky shares some of Stack Exchange's secret sauce(businessofsoftware.org)
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We need to help more white men get into technology(thebln.com)
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by marklittlewood 13y ago
The big news here being a Russian pays tax.
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They stole my idea The virtual incubator of incubators & accelerators is here(thebln.com)
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Essential ingredients for growing big technology companies should mention luck(thebln.com)
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Do Software Conferences need a code of conduct?(businessofsoftware.org)
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The optimizing for happiness business plan(businessofsoftware.org)
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Smartphone tests users urine. Taking the piss.(bbc.co.uk)
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by marklittlewood 14y ago
Thanks Adriano. (I put the conference together). A good summary of what we try to do at Business of Software. :-)
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How to negotiate the long, slow, SaaS ramp of death [video](businessofsoftware.org)
50 points by marklittlewood 14y ago|11 comments
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Bandits vs Pirates. jConnect vs Twilio.(businessofsoftware.org)
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How to get speaking slot at great software/tech conferences & how to f#ck it up(businessofsoftware.org)
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by marklittlewood 14y ago
XKCD has the answer. http://xkcd.com/1053/
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Failing Kickstarter saved our asses. Next stop, Angel List.(techcrunch.com)
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How to ensure your startup is trusted by no one. The GetIntro case study.(thebln.com)
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by marklittlewood 14y ago
Is it just me or is there something very odd about the video presentation? Phil Bosua uses just about every trick in the NLP book to persuade and cajole. Even though the project is almost certainly impossible to deliver, I ended up wanting
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Reddit/Hipmunk founder - how to make the world suck less with software(businessofsoftware.org)
2 points by marklittlewood 14y ago|0 comments

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