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theartfuldodger
5y ago
The ads are very effective, but ad agencies are not filled with top tier people, you can train someone to run ad campaigns in a day. As a result, much of the button pushers at small agencies are recent grads with backgrounds not well suited
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I was in G&T programs and ended up skipping multiple grades and going to specialized schools for a few years. I was also a colossal asshole and a behavior problem so my story wont be an exact parallel. The trade-off was worth it. But my
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5y ago
Sure, because it's just a comment on hackernews and I expect a higher understanding of the basics of the online world here. Did you write and create a piece of content, did you format it, did you host it, did you skip out on going out
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5y ago
Can you define beginner more specifically? Knowing basic semantic structure like the back of your hand is required for quick review and composition, understanding basic buyer psychology is necessary for developing appropriate content to mat
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5y ago
Looks normal, I've taken down hundreds of sites this way. Source your content correctly or make your own. What seems like a very well researched story is gone because of lazy understanding of rights. Just republish without the images,
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5y ago
It's obvious to everyone that content producers who write, format, publish and promote recipes usually have a revenue goal. Any tactic that defeats that is theft, whether you want to point to fineprint somewhere or not. You know that s
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5y ago
I used to print out entire texts from this site from my school library when I was a research assistant with unrestricted access in the early 00's Awesome to see it still exists and is getting views
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5y ago
This has happened to me several times, I have never taken it seriously or put much effort into responding. I usually would go straight to the throat and very personal. Publish their letter on the domain they seek, capture all lawyer and com
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5y ago
I thought Edison's "visionary" status had been discarded and his primary skillsets were deceit and self publicity? How much meditation time does it take to strong arm other people's work over and over again? It's a
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5y ago
Habits, I didn't fully adapt to a reasonable workout schedule until I had an unhealthy 9-5 desk job. It became quite simple to just go to the gym on lunch and prep meals on the weekend. Eventually strength and physique changes added to
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5y ago
As long as it was a legal option, I would immediately exclude all of Texas from having user accounts or advertising on my network. In the case of FB, public pressure would immediately work in my favor. There are plenty of financial groups a
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5y ago
I collect at a rate that far exceeds our production capacity to develop and have a nice collection stored at a relevant domain. It's not advertised or used, just an alternate management technique. I own somewhere around 600 domains, wi
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5y ago
It would be very difficult to get a lunch or dinner for $15 that was of any reasonable quality in my region. I do not live in an absurdly high COL area (CNY) What can you possibly be eating for $5 I think some people can treat eating as mor
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This is magnificent.
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6y ago
It's not top of mind at the moment
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6y ago
I have has this app installed for at least a year, but only received one call that ended up being a training/example call. It seems well made, just perhaps more volunteers than users
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6y ago
I sell around 1.5-2m a year in website and design and marketing projects for a 5-7 person team mostly through a monthly adwords spend of $1k and portfolio references and being legitimate SEO experts so our site performs well and our client
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6y ago
I audit sites frequently, the most common flaw is designers treating text as an afterthought. This article had one point that probably assists in the poor contrast choices that are so common. As I type in black on white in this text box I h
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6y ago
I felt cheated this also particularly because I'd never take the time to break down the storage I used when it was a free benefit so I became locked in. I had used multiple free accounts for years for the same purpose with minimal aggr
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6y ago
I run this on my forms. I include a hard to follow disclaimer that says your entries are saved in real time "for your convenience" It freaks people out when we reach out on the partial fill, but since I sell lead generation, it&#x
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7y ago
On their previous outage/lockout they offered me a $75 gift card. I included the same offer email as a forward to finra and they offered me $725 shortly after. I accepted. They may have lost me the opportunity to have had 10k profit, b
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7y ago
That's her story. She very much could be terminated for all manners of failure and error that we don't know about. It's an HR nightmare to fire a pregnant woman, most would rather just avoid that particular claim and pay a fe
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My local grocery store ( Wegmans) in a larger New York city has at least 60 options of chocolate bars available. A local pharmacy in my tiny rural village with a small selection still has 12-15 unique chocolate bars. This is a different sel
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7y ago
Regardless of the legitimacy of the app, it is unwise to be dependent on Google for your entire infrastructure. They do and have shutdown entire accounts with no information, feedback or appeals. I'm overly dependent on them currently
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7y ago
Those regulatory concerns should fall onto the purchasers list of responsibilities. The EEOC has the authority to censure the parties misusing their advertising options. For example as a marketer who does work in all of the above industries
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7y ago
Volunteer Editors
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"We Eschew That" Then you eschew the massive audience of lazy gym goers, bodybuilders, referrals from the latest Joe Rogan podcast, Tim Ferriss ..basically the entire casual health crowd that want's to pretend they do hardcor
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I am just noticing that you own/manage this site and are getting a lot of grief about subjective design opinions from many random developer types that do not consume content in the same manner as your audience or live in reality, so ca
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7y ago
When creating bullshit backlink sites for whatever purposes, usually not for actual reading by users, it is a common tactic to link out to non-commercial sites to show authenticity and mask the true backlink/spam purposes of the site.
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7y ago
I ask this question a lot from new clients coming in for marketing or ecommerce rebuilds who have this style pricing. I get three answers 1. Not allowed ( manufacturer/vendor regs) 2. High Touch sales, "anyone who was over worrie
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