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Show HN: Good Audience – Intelligent automation for social media
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What Going Through Two Incubators Has Taught Me(medium.com)
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by sherm8n 12y ago
It seems that people in London are interested in building cool shit more than money. Many work for peanuts. That's another reason to love the community here. Talk to any engineer in SF and salary is a major factor in their decision to
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Why we moved our startup from San Francisco to London(techcitynews.com)
12 points by sherm8n 12y ago|2 comments
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by sherm8n 12y ago
Good Audience (Techstars London 2014) — London/San Francisco — Full-time/Intern/Remote About us: We're a couple of hackers (ex Google/Yahoo, yes we have death matches) that started this company by accident while sel
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by sherm8n 13y ago
http://goodaudience.com is a domain I just won in an auction a few weeks ago. It makes your target market aware of your existence on social media and converts them into fanboys/girls (lead generation). I started Instagram i
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How Crowdworkers Became the Ghosts in the Digital Machine(turking.org)
1 points by sherm8n 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Have you used Fiverr to run a lean startup experiment?
2 points by sherm8n 13y ago|1 comments
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How I changed the world in 2013(planscope.io)
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by sherm8n 13y ago
It's common for larger blogs to syndicate content, but they will always credit the original author with a link back. Even then they ask for your permission. Looks like they didn't do that. Email the editors to state your case.
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Lean Startup: From customer validation to 51% weekly revenue growth(blog.goodsense.io)
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I'm in the business of always trying to put myself out of business(linkedin.com)
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Mom agrees to nose piercing with 10k retweets. Gotta love the Twitter support.(twitter.com)
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Why Having No Goals in Our Lives Might Make Us Happier and More Successful(blog.bufferapp.com)
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by sherm8n 13y ago
I agree! Most entrepreneurs are focused on short term results these days. So when they're reaching out to people for help, all they do is send a link and call it a day. But I believe in building high quality human-to-human relationship
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How We Got 1,000+ Subscribers from a Single Blog Post in 24 Hours(groovehq.com)
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Turning your marketing upside down(blog.bufferapp.com)
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The Best Way to Build the Biggest Building(linkedin.com)
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The Psychology of Why You Suck at Managing Time (and What You Can Do About It)(blog.goodsense.io)
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Startup Time Management is No Time Management(blog.goodsense.io)
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by sherm8n 13y ago
It's quite easy to build your audience. All you have to do is search for conversations you're interested in and insert yourself. So let's say "lean startup" example. Find people who are talking about that now and en
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by sherm8n 13y ago
Facebook marketing works. But I think you have to look at it from a different approach. Social media is about building human-to-human relationships. That's why ads don't work too well. But there are companies who do get good conve
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by sherm8n 13y ago
I like the sentiment. And for the most part I do agree with you that many wantrepreneurs are looking for funding. There are a few who really can bring that vision to life though. Many of my friends have gone on to get funding without having
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by sherm8n 13y ago
Dude, you don't need to wait to live your dreams. Email me! blog.goodsense.io/contact.
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by sherm8n 13y ago
Freelancing, consulting, contracting, it's all the same thing in my opinion. It's just how you want to present yourself. Obviously, going at it as a consultant will net you the most amount of money. But it's only because of h
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by sherm8n 13y ago
I can only speak in the context of software companies. But there are many companies who have completely distributed teams and thrive. My favorite is Buffer's story: http://joel.is/post/54284926855/questions-i-
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by sherm8n 13y ago
Well, as a contractor you can start selling outcomes instead of selling time. So for example, you're able increase sales for a business by 9% in a month. That's a whole lot of freaking money. Suppose it only takes you 5 hours of w
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by sherm8n 13y ago
I agree there are many benefits to having a job. I met and worked with some of the smartest people at my job. They all left to start their own company. That doesn't mean there's no value in continuing to have a job. I just want to
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by sherm8n 13y ago
Jeez, what's your schedule like?
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Why I Stopped Selling My Time for a Living(blog.goodsense.io)
30 points by sherm8n 13y ago|61 comments

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