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by samh 16y ago
Thanks for adding that.
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Ask HN: Review my Startup CustomerCradle: Analytics for non Internet businesses
7 points by samh 16y ago|8 comments
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Paul Krugman's Efficient Suit Theory In Action(charlierose.com)
1 points by samh 16y ago|0 comments
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by samh 16y ago
This is an interesting read http://37signals.com/affiliate/commissions
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by samh 16y ago
Thanks I will do some searching for that. Cheers
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Ask HN: Paying commission on SAAS subscribers
1 points by samh 16y ago|5 comments
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The first email will probably be a little rude(samonsoftware.com)
2 points by samh 16y ago|0 comments
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by samh 16y ago
It's actually very simple. Hard to do but simple. There is no sophisticated insight or knowledge or process you need to know. It's simple but hard. Suppose you have an idea for some software for travel agents. Before opening an idea or w
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The New MBA(samonsoftware.com)
2 points by samh 16y ago|0 comments
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Banner designed to look like page wins even for techies (small sample size)(querycell.com)
1 points by samh 16y ago|0 comments
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Aircraft Carriers are Thundertrinkets ?(fredoneverything.net)
6 points by samh 16y ago|1 comments
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by samh 16y ago
Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
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by samh 16y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEkz1XK75XE
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by samh 16y ago
Just do it - Nike
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by samh 16y ago
"The simplest way to get what you want is to deserve it" "Deliver to world what you would buy if you were on the other end of the deal" "Have lots of assiduity. That means you sit down on your ass and do it until it's done" All Charlie Mung
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by samh 16y ago
"There is 0 value in fear and anxiety"
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by samh 16y ago
"Decide what you would be and then do what you have to do"
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by samh 16y ago
The thoughts of others were light and fleeting, of lovers meeting or luck or fame, mine were of trouble and mine were steady, and I was ready when trouble came. - Houseman
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by samh 16y ago
Regardless of the common pattern for what is classified as what, people should be as free as possible to enter into any agreement they want. Surely in the vast majority of cases it's what people agreed was the arrangement that matters. I k
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by samh 16y ago
I'm not sure... From my past experiences if you post an item that hangs on the front page for around 15 hours you will get around 3000 visits. That order of magnitude is my experience. Google for "the hackernews effect". I know Justin Vin
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by samh 16y ago
Yep :) I just go to traffic sources and limit it to search engines - unpaid. That's what I'm mainly interested in, my organic search traffic growth.
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The Top 5 Problems With Having a Hit On HackerNews(querycell.com)
17 points by samh 16y ago|6 comments
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by samh 16y ago
Im not sure about that. How many mechanics in the world are there ? A lot. So even if a small percentage have internet and are willing to try new stuff it could well be a market that is worth tens or hundreds of millions. Maybe. How many
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by samh 16y ago
Do you think it is spammy ? I think it adds value. What happened was It occured to me as a useful thing to post and then I considered which of my websites to put it on. I think google does a pretty good job of providing good incentives. I
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by samh 16y ago
I feel the same way. If someone took one of my ideas and made a great success out of it I would no doubt feel a little jealous but I would also feel proud and gain confidence in my own ideas.
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by samh 16y ago
Yes I use both machines. I often use the one on the left for recording screencasts and for testing different configurations. The wall has a bunch of project notes and motivational stuff "There is 0 value is fear and anxiety" "Differentiate
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by samh 16y ago
I'm pretty happy with the desk setup. The one thing I would add is a helper to come and tidy it every few hours :) http://www.querycell.com/da_desk.jpg
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by samh 16y ago
Nice find
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by samh 16y ago
Also I like the idea of non-glamorous businesses. There is an English saying "Where there's muck there's brass".
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by samh 16y ago
Well yeah, I mean you don't necessarily have customers per se but get out and talk to people with real problems. People who have money at stake in some way is probably best. My 2 cents anyway.

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