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awavering
5d ago
Toothpaste is a particularly high-margin product so it might not be the best example generally. COGS is generally the largest line item for CPG (or non-CPG products), and distribution isn't free either. Toothpaste manufacturers can pro
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5d ago
"that $4.50 gross margin is stuffed into a system of relative inefficiency up and down the economy. much of it in 'nearly useless ads'." is easy to disprove because we know how much these companies spend on advertising (
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28d ago
I like Jamie Wong's take on this too: https://jamie-wong.com/post/the-pit/
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2y ago
SEEKING WORK - DATA INFORMED MARKETING & PRODUCT STRATEGY Location: Boulder, CO & remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Google, Facebook, and Microsoft marketing stacks. Résumé/CV: https:/&#x
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Location: Boulder, CO & remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Google, Facebook, and Microsoft marketing stacks. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/albertwavering/ Email
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2y ago
Not the OP, but I pay for Bonsai because it does a better job of competitors of bringing a variety of tools together in a way that saves me time. - Scheduling/calendar for client intros and meetings. - Client info is then available to
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2y ago
Second that, am also on Bonsai. Scheduling, quarterly estimated taxes, and longevity are worth paying for but I wish it wasn't so steep.
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3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Product and marketing analytics Location: Boulder, CO and remote Website: https://www.shinyclick.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/albertwavering/ --- Need help putting you
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3y ago
Sorry to hear that. You might like Amy Hoy, both for her business advice and practice; she has an autoimmune disease that strongly impacts the way she runs her company. https://stackingthebricks.com/ What kind of analysis h
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3y ago
Yep. It's been the standard format for manually building SERP ads for a couple of years now. There are also Dynamic Search Ads which automate even more of the process of setting up a campaign based on your current website: https:/
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3y ago
Digital marketing strategy and implementation. 10+ years of experience designing, measuring, and improving cross-channel digital marketing campaigns (SEO, PPC, social, email, etc.) to find and communicate with your target audience. I'v
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3y ago
I think most people expressing this sentiment are referring to small scale homesteads or hobby farms, which I have found to be a great break from desk time.
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3y ago
I largely agree, but I think there's room for small-scale operations to grow hard-to-transport food (mulberries!) while preserving local varieties and serving as a genetic repository. In a sense, it's insurance against failures an
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3y ago
"Falsehoods Traffic Wardens Believe About License Plates" :)
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3y ago
A friend of mine uses https://kajabi.com/ and seems to like it.
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3y ago
Absolutely, and a good reminder that your web analytics is only one source of data you can use when making decisions. Sites and apps generate so much interesting quantitative and qualitative information that is important to compare and vali
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3y ago
Articles like this always seem to miss the ways that the big analytics platforms are used in real life by marketing and product teams. If all you are doing is measuring page hits, then Google Analytics is overkill and you should be using on
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3y ago
With that sort of timeline you'll need to tap into some existing channels for marketing & sales. What does your network look like? Is there an existing vendor ecosystem you have experience with? Consulting might help with short-ter
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3y ago
Interdependence with larger agricultural systems. Grains are great to grow at scale and I'm glad I can buy them in a grocery store. Tomatoes are great to grow at home and I'm glad I can do that too.
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3y ago
Also, beans and potatoes _are_ fun to grow.
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3y ago
The vast majority of permaculturists don't do it with the goal of 100% self-sufficiency. Interdependence is part of the game.
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4y ago
I'm passionate about learning more about sustainable and regenerative agriculture. I've been volunteering on a hobby farm this year and we're just coming to the end of harvest season and getting ready for the winter - spreadi
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4y ago
I'm pretty far from your situation (no dependents, mid-career) but did leave my job 9 months ago to take a sabbatical for similar reasons. I sympathize with your post-LOA feelings; going right back into the same environment is hard. &q
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4y ago
Medical leave for burnout sounds great, until they throw you right back in the same environment that caused the burnout. It's not surprising you don't care anymore. It may be useful to do some budgeting to see if you can juice you
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4y ago
I had similar feelings at my old job, and tried a bunch of band-aid solutions: setting boundaries, spending more time on hobbies, exercising more, caring less. None of these tactics had the same impact as quitting my job and taking a sabbat
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4y ago
The technique that worked for me was replacement. The idea with replacement is that it's hard to say no to something, but easier to say yes to something slightly different (a nonalcoholic alternative). Don't have any booze around,
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4y ago
You don't need to install Google Analytics to rank on Google. The article you cited mentions CRUX data[1], which comes from the Google Chrome browser, not Google Analytics. That data is reported to website users in the form of the Core
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4y ago
Hey germinalphrase, I'm doing something similar after leaving my job earlier this year. I took a bit of time off, then started exploring how people use their time on sabbatical to learn new skills, work on personal projects, raise kids
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4y ago
I'm learning more about the challenges and rewards of taking extended breaks away from work - sabbaticals. This involves talking with people about their experiences and writing about what I've learned from them and observed from m
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4y ago
See also: https://storyboard.viget.com/ which was built to provide an even easier editing interface for choose-your-own-adventure style fiction.
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