michellegreer1

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by michellegreer1 9y ago
Contentful, Hugo, or Prismic could fit this bill. There are a lot of options in the Headless CMS space.
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by michellegreer1 14y ago
Call me crazy, but something tells me this guy wasn't just fired for this incident. Good Python help can be hard to come by and firing someone over a private dongle joke has been seen by everyone, including Adria, as a total overreaction. T
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by michellegreer1 15y ago
Above just showing a certification, hosting providers never give access to their data centers.
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by michellegreer1 15y ago
Sometimes, it seems like a lot of startups end up working this hard because they aren't being realistic about their chances of survival. It feels like there are a disproportionate amount of chiefs but not enough Indians. Lacy cites compani
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by michellegreer1 15y ago
You hit the nail on the head, bellaire. The best thing you can do is support competent people and call out people who bring others down. It doesn't matter if someone is a woman, African American, or has a crazy lisp or something. If some
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3 Awesome Twitter Apps Built in 3 Days Using Infochimps API Calls(readwriteweb.com)
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
My mom actually didn't want to take me to tennis lessons. I bugged her about it until she relented. That's why I still play unlike a lot of my friends from high school. A very good book about this is called Drive by Daniel Pink. It prese
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
I agree. We (Rackspace) have been in touch with Justin quite a bit, and are very optimistic about what this product can offer our customers and our community.
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
I also work for Rackspace. While it is in our best interest that FathomDB sticks around, it's also in developers' best interest to use it. Why? No lock-in. We like these guys. We think they work hard, and they truly are a service orient
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
Rackspace is hiring Java and Python guys. Considering talent over location. Ping me at michelle.greer(at)rackspace.com if you are interested or know someone else who would be. Thanks!
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
Good for SEO Knowledge: @mattcutts, @dannysullivan, SEObook.com, searchengineland.com Good for Social Media: @mashable, @readwriteweb, @jowyang, @adamostrow, @tamar, http://www.chrisbrogan.com Overall marketing: @adage Software marketing:
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
Valid point. If you are going to something that warrants a high-end dress, the fit is the most important part. I have been that woman who spent four hours at Neiman's Last Call.
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
Well, I'm sorry. That was most certainly not what I wanted to do. I actually like developers a lot, and was just a bit frustrated because the developers I was working with at the time were incredibly arrogant. It's a total bummer when yo
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
The best physicists probably can't surf. I'd be shocked if a professional surfer could tell me much about physics. Just because you can, it doesn't mean you necessarily should. I'm a lot more effective as a marketer when I am selling someo
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
This post was actually directed in a passive aggressive way to a couple of developers who employed me, only to completely ignore the countless usability and best practices studies I cited. It was months of pure pain. The simple truth is, I
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
Actually, I'm no longer self-employed. I am now the Director of Partner Marketing for the Rackspace Cloud. Sorry for not updating my "About Me" page but I've been pretty busy lately. As a marketer, I always try to think of what's best for
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
37signals started as a design firm. Which meant they knew their audience because they WERE their audience. http://37signals.com/about This is an exception, but rarely the case. In regards to bounce rates, yes, they are absolutely import
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by michellegreer1 17y ago
I can't code. Well, I know a little HTML, but I'm a salesperson/marketer. I'd take no offense to this statement. I also know very few good salespeople who can code. This post was written because I had clients who had built software, sold