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by erable 14y ago
This could be good -- any additional info that you can share? The details are somewhat scant and I'm greatly interested.
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by erable 14y ago
That's an entirely valid point and for the most part, I agree. Where we seem to differ is where we feel the balance exists between correlation and causation. I feel the former still gives very strong contextual direction, and this shouldn
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by erable 14y ago
While there's some quality fodder there, I couldn't get beyond this line: "I’ll bet that the time-to-signup isn’t an important anxiety factor." This isn't the only reason that sign-ups have been pared down; the current trend of thought on t
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by erable 15y ago
The author touches upon the evolution of the industry and then makes strong claims towards stagnation. Perhaps it's the ebb and flow of innovation and commoditization rather than exclusively the latter? This cyclical occurrence is common
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by erable 15y ago
One has to wonder that, services and technologies comparison aside, perhaps there's something appealing about the Kickstarter brand/community. Contributing to a random website out in the wild vs. contributing in an environment where there'
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by erable 15y ago
While both articles address a company's outward image, I'd say that the two touch upon very different things. I understood OP's post to be more about the quality of marketing collateral and making sure that the client experience was well fl
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by erable 15y ago
Another thing that I'm sure weighed in positively (at least subconciously) was seeing others do the same. On a singular device, the experience is very individual, could be experimental, and feels like shopping in a box: a tiny flat one, a