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4 Reasons Why Vendor Onboarding Is Critical for Your B2B Brand(elearningindustry.com)
6 points by pgeorgep 9y ago|0 comments
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Why Facebook Just Eradicated Influencer Marketing as We Know It(medium.com)
12 points by pgeorgep 9y ago|1 comments
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
It's a big deal because it seems like the only way startups can raise capital these days.
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
I agree, the clarity of this piece speaks volumes to how serious the government is taking ICO's and crypto.
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11 Employee Engagement Ideas to Boost Productivity(elearningindustry.com)
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
With boomers, they loved their good ole' TV. With millennials, they loved their good ole' streaming services. With Gen Z, they love their smartphones. Does this mean the next big thing will be micro POV content tailored towards Ge
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Great points, but what's next after streaming?
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
It made sense when there were only a few platforms doing streaming services. If everyone starts doing it, the walls begin to close in. Then all of a sudden there are hundreds of streaming services all with their own exclusive content. At th
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Think they will kill their golden goose?
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
I can't imagine the world where Netflix, Amazon, Disney, and HBO all coexist.
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
This is spot on. Apple is going to start making self-driving cars; does this make them an automotive company? No, they are still a technology company and frankly who cares? The real story here is how Netflix went from swapping DVD's fo
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
With a quarter of them coming from Adam Sandler.....
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Modern companies cross thresholds of technology, sector classifications, etc. It's called INNOVATION.
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Why does the classification of these companies even matter anymore?
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Start hustling and pushing content on YouTube, Snap, etc. Find a niche that interests you and just push out massive quantities of content. What's your goal and what kind of content do you want to make?
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
I'm curious, what does the difference mean to you? I classify them as a technology company because they continue to innovate. With your argument, you could classify Facebook or any other social media site an entertainment company.
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Nice, it's just like you 'seed the tip jar'. Nothing more contagious than social proof (reference - http://jonahberger.com/books/contagious/ )
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Right, so why doesn't anyone do universal 1-day shipping??
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Probably the top 10 cities.
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Lose money now, pass Amazon, and figure it out later?
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
I get what you're saying, but here's my mindset. Walmart has a subscription service with free 2-day shipping (I get it's not free, but stay with me). They also have Jet which does the same thing. They aren't going to bea
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Netflix Plans to Spend $7B on Content in 2018(streamingobserver.com)
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Dang, why don't they do that everywhere then?
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Only in big cities?
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Ask HN: Why hasn't any company implemented free 1-day shipping?
14 points by pgeorgep 9y ago|20 comments
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Not the same potential, but rather exponential potential. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/09/initial-coin-offerings-surpa...
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Any ICO
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by pgeorgep 9y ago
Unsplash powers nearly all of the stock photography I see these days. It's crazy to see photographers are able to get more impressions on their photos than any other platform (ie Instagram and the New York Times)
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A Beginner’s Guide to Building an Online Channel Partner Training Program(schoolkeep.com)
9 points by pgeorgep 9y ago|0 comments
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Good Leaders Are Good Learners(hbr.org)
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