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by ttunguz 13y ago
About 60 minutes writing a post. The daily analysis is just a minute to check the dashboards. And then two or three hours each weekend. Maybe 10h a week.
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by ttunguz 13y ago
thanks. it's hand-rolled on jekyll/github.
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by ttunguz 13y ago
That's a really good question. Link baiting is the only example I can think of - creating a questionable title to drive views. Other forms of lazy content creation might be copying and pasting big chunks from other blogs and adding som
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How I Built a Performant and Measurable Content Marketing Engine(tomtunguz.com)
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The First Form of Communication that Changes Depending on Who is Using It(tomtunguz.com)
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The Future of Journalism in the Touch Era(tomtunguz.com)
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The Single Biggest Determinant of Startup Valuations at IPO(tomtunguz.com)
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5 Intriguing Things(theatlantic.com)
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How Mobile is Disrupting Even the Most Successful Internet Products(tomtunguz.com)
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The Most Important Feature In KitKat No One is Talking About(tomtunguz.com)
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The Three Churn Mitigation Strategies of SaaS Startups(tomtunguz.com)
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The Unexpected Compensation Trends of Post-Series A Startup Founder/CEOs(tomtunguz.com)
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Dream Teams: The Characteristics of Billion-Dollar Startup Founders(tomtunguz.com)
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The Internet Subscription Startup is Winning(tomtunguz.com)
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Anticipatory Commerce: the Evolution of Intent on the Web(tomtunguz.com)
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A Startup's Rosetta Stone: How to Succinctly Communicate a Business's Workings(tomtunguz.com)
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The SaaS Valuation Bubble(tomtunguz.com)
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What a Dog and a Monkey Taught Me About Management at Google(tomtunguz.com)
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Using Gaming Product Hacks to Maximize Freemium SaaS Growth(tomtunguz.com)
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How Much Should Your Startup Spend on Managing Churn?(tomtunguz.com)
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The Two Characteristics of Seamless Mobile Payment Experiences(tomtunguz.com)
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Why Customer Success Is An Essential Part of Every SaaS Startup(tomtunguz.com)
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Sales Efficiency Benchmarks for SaaS Startups(tomtunguz.com)
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by ttunguz 13y ago
It's hard for me to make a justifiable comparison between product dev and content dev. There's just too much variability between the two. I do think a blog is a product and it requires the same level of distribution focus that ano
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Using Twitter Recirculation to Maximize Content Marketing Effectiveness(tomtunguz.com)
2 points by ttunguz 13y ago|0 comments
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Which of the Five Types of Data Science Does Your Startup Need?(tomtunguz.com)
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The Single Best Content Marketing Channel for Your Startup with Data & Code(tomtunguz.com)
3 points by ttunguz 13y ago|0 comments
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What Your Startup’s MRR Figure Is Hiding(tomtunguz.com)
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The Developer Economy: Power to the Coders(tomtunguz.com)
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A Five Year Android User Switches To iOS(tomtunguz.com)
3 points by ttunguz 13y ago|1 comments

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