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by adamsfallen 14y ago
Clearest explanation I've heard so far. Well done :-)
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by adamsfallen 14y ago
I could have sworn this was the same thing. Oh god.
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A Better Google Analytics Dashboard for Content Marketing (and How to Use It)(spinnakr.com)
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by adamsfallen 14y ago
this is hot. question: what do you make of the various content curation platforms out there? are they worth it?
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by adamsfallen 14y ago
I'm biased but I loved this post, and glad to see some traction here. There's been some discussion of HTML5/relevancy giving way to an appified website experience, but I really appreciate considering how that changes the most basic job-prof
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by adamsfallen 14y ago
I truly loved this episode - Mark Cuban is such a G.
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by adamsfallen 15y ago
Okay I think I understand the concept much better now. The comparison to Fantasy Leagues (which is essentially another way of gamifying games) makes the value seem a lot more real. The data part is still a bit puzzling to me, but intriguing
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by adamsfallen 15y ago
I'm not sure I fully understand this product, but I have to confess I'm left with a lot of questions on various levels... Copy says it's unique in that it "aggregates all picks giving something no other site gives you... real-time actual pi
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by adamsfallen 15y ago
Most embarrassing moment of the day was realizing I had (1) already seen all of those photos on Reddit and (2) already forgotten the context to half of them.
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by adamsfallen 16y ago
also simple. also good.
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by adamsfallen 16y ago
simple = good.
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by adamsfallen 16y ago
I wonder if this post qualifies.
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by adamsfallen 18y ago
It seems like this is a great idea, especially since RSS advertising is not particularly profitable. But it also might be especially smart on Guardian's part since they're the first ones to jump to full text feeds, inviting a bunch of rss r
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by adamsfallen 18y ago
This is sad news, even more so since NYT is likely to be rated as junk by Moody's... There aren't many ways out of this kind of mess. http://www.reuters.com/article/bondsNews/idUSN23458880200810...
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by adamsfallen 18y ago
What I found interesting is Tom's argument buried in the bottom of his post: "Something you may have to spend cash on is making sure your product or service and the pitch for it are relevant to your prospects and customers in these tough ti