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by tommizzle 16y ago
Obviously it depends on what you're offering, but for a generic model i'd suggest a monthly freemium model - Max traction on launch with regular passive income in the future.
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by tommizzle 16y ago
Rarely successful? How can you say that? Obtaining quality linkbacks are one of the cornerstones, if not THE cornerstone of a successful SEO campaign.
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by tommizzle 16y ago
Ok, lets try a different example: John and Dave both eat the exact same 3 meals every day, for 30 days. When they both come home, they both do exactly the same workout. After the workout John has 50g of whey protein powder @ 110 calories, w
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by tommizzle 16y ago
Agree that 3500 calories = 1 pound of fat, but the point I'm raising is about how those calories affect elements such as muscle growth, which will aid weight loss. Read http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1648841
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by tommizzle 16y ago
Nice presentation, but that's only on-site SEO - You're never going to drive traffic to your site doing that alone.
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How Google Cost Me $4 Million(inc.com)
70 points by tommizzle 16y ago|55 comments
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by tommizzle 16y ago
Cliff notes?
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by tommizzle 16y ago
Hah - "obviously" retracted. From what I've heard most people seem to think that 50 calories are burned per pound of muscle per day, but I think that it's closer to 8? I was under the impression that the repairing of the muscle after workou
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by tommizzle 16y ago
I would say it's pretty common knowledge in the fitness world. I think this quote explains the concept nicely: "The second rule of fat loss is that healthy fat does not make you fat. Excess calories, in particular excess from the wrong calo
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by tommizzle 16y ago
While I completely agree with the gist of the article, Dr Davys counter-argument is terrible: "It is possible that the water displaced sugary drinks in the hydrated group, but this does not explain the weight loss because the calories assoc
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by tommizzle 16y ago
I'd meant client based, $P/H work. Design, development, consultancy etc.
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by tommizzle 16y ago
I'd say choose your clients wisely - avoid timewasters, and clients which aren't likely to scale.
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Ask HN: Lessons For A Service-Based Startup
4 points by tommizzle 16y ago|5 comments