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The Amazon Empire
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mikejsiegel
9y ago
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mikejsiegel
13y ago
Perhaps Tumblr to a certain degree? I've met some young front-end guys that cut their teeth making Tumblr themes. I suppose what you can modify with Tumblr Themes is more limited than winamp skins.
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mikejsiegel
14y ago
Organic in the sense of how it's used in the industry. Google's search algorithm is set by Google but when talking about the search results people tend to differ between "organic" and paid. The difference here is that "organic" is consider
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mikejsiegel
14y ago
How is the relationship suppose to be beneficial to Facebook? No one signs up for Facebook to keep in touch with their favorite brands, they sign up to keep in touch with friends. Facebook allows brands to communicate to their users but t
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mikejsiegel
14y ago
Here is some data to back up this comment http://techcrunch.com/2012/06/06/facebooking/
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mikejsiegel
14y ago
Always take these surveys with a grain of salt. It's difficult to get accurate information from people self-reporting their behavior. Facebook has become so ingrained in peoples' routines that they don't even realize their actual usage (an
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mikejsiegel
14y ago
I use to feel that way as well. Thing is - everything is a gamble. Holding your money in the US Dollar is a gamble in the dollar. How can you hold (and ideally grow) wealth without exposing it to risk?
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mikejsiegel
14y ago
Do you ever click on google AdSense ads? I never click on any ads personally. I don't look at that as an indication that others don't though. FB ads raise awareness for me. In particular, ads for movies make me realize that the movie is
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14y ago
What about when someone buys a 65 person company with no (or close to no) revenue for $1.65 Billion? That's what GOOG did with YouTube, and YouTube should have at least $1 Billion in revenue this year. They got it cheap in retrospect.