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From A Desk And A Chair In The Server Room To $116 Million In Revenue(beyondthepedway.com)
1 points by timjahn 16y ago|0 comments
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by timjahn 16y ago
This is a cool idea and I can actually see this being used in social situations. Along with everybody else, I'm curious as to how you will monetize this other than good old fashioned ads. Can you elaborate anymore on your ideas in that rea
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How To Determine If A Problem Is Worth Building A Business To Solve(beyondthepedway.com)
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by timjahn 16y ago
Wish I was in SF for this one. Eddy, I think you need to bring Scoble to sweet home Chicago. We can take him to that Chipotle rip off place near Beard Papas ;)
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How Ellen Malloy Cornered Her Niche & Built Restaurant Intelligence Agency(beyondthepedway.com)
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How A 17 Year Old Landed Customers Like Google Without Selling Them(beyondthepedway.com)
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How Saya Hillman Made A Business Out Of Dinner Parties(beyondthepedway.com)
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by timjahn 16y ago
I love MailChimp. They're branding is so friendly, their people are so friendly, and overall they just love their customers. I'm a fan of their model. If you have more than 2,000 subscribers, you can most likely afford to pay without issue
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How Paul Singh Helps Businesses Become Smart But Lazy(beyondthepedway.com)
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Getting Taken Seriously As A Young Professional - with Matt Cimaglia(beyondthepedway.com)
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by timjahn 16y ago
Awesome job Eddy and Dashin! Love what you guys are doing :)
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How John Rood Competes With $400 Million Marketing Budgets Of Giant Competitors(beyondthepedway.com)
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Measuring The Impact Of Your Product with Jared Goralnick of AwayFind(beyondthepedway.com)
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by timjahn 16y ago
Ah, miscommunication here. I was referring to a different part of the interview with my comment above. Sorry.
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by timjahn 16y ago
That is one area I could have expanded upon. The developers they hired were working on the Android version of the app and I believe at that point, they had a little more money they could actually put toward hiring a developer.
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by timjahn 16y ago
Exactly. It's a mindset. Programmers think much differently than non-programmers.
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by timjahn 16y ago
My thoughts exactly!
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by timjahn 16y ago
Thanks for the kind words about the interview. I'm a huge fan of Mixery and the style of interviews Andrew Warner conducts. I'm definitely not trying to compete with him or draw folks away from the outstanding work he's doing. Rather, I'm
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by timjahn 16y ago
That's a good point. Personally, I usually think people aren't interested in the real nitty gritty technical details but I bet some folks are. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
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by timjahn 16y ago
I agree. :)
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by timjahn 16y ago
To me, not necessary a matter of being capable, but rather a matter of wanting to learn.
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by timjahn 16y ago
Hey there, I'm the crazy host. :) The reason I was so "amazed" is that I'm a programmer/developer myself, so I know the mindset and skill it takes to like to hack and solve programmatic problems. Many people who aren't developers/programmer
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How Two Shoe Enthusiasts With No Programming Experience Built An iPhone App(beyondthepedway.com)
76 points by timjahn 16y ago|37 comments
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From College Dropout To A Multi-Million Dollar Company with Tatango(beyondthepedway.com)
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How Dave Devitt Has Doubled Sales Yearly Despite A Bad Economy(beyondthepedway.com)
1 points by timjahn 16y ago|1 comments
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The Importance Of Communicating Your Expertise Clearly(beyondthepedway.com)
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Difference Between Having A Problem, Building Business Around It(beyondthepedway.com)
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How Sean McCleese Generates $10 Million In Revenue By Crowdsourcing Homework(beyondthepedway.com)
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Why Braintree CEO Bryan Johnson Doesn’t Hire Traditional Managers(beyondthepedway.com)
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Pioneering Live Online Auction Industry With Joe Petsick, Co-Founder of Proxibid(beyondthepedway.com)
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