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Inside the mind of an SEO client
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How to Not Be Swamped When Sales Finally Begin Flooding In
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The Step-By-Step Guide To KickStarter Crowdfunding Success
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The Ultimate Customer Loyalty Handbook (6000 words)
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How One Elementary Mistake Cost This Entrepreneur 9 Months Of Business
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I am the author of the book, "How We Did It". For the book, I interviewed 100 entrepreneurs from all walks of life. From the tech world, people interviewed include the founders of companies like Freelancer, Udemy, Fiverr, Tagged.c
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I recently talked to nearly 100 entrepreneurs for my book titled "How We Did It". One thing that I asked most of them was how to validate the business idea before embarking on it. One common answer was to set up a landing page and
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I agree. There possibly could be another book that addresses things the exact same way I have done. But the fact that I could not find it while trying to scratch my itch tells me this book has potential to reach people like me the other boo
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Show HN: 100 entrepreneurs share the story of their struggles and life experiences
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That sentence is indeed grammatically correct.
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As an Indian, this is a topic of conversation even inside India. For example, the place I worked for in Bangalore had people who spoke to each other in Hindi, another bunch that spoke Tamil, Telugu, etc. When there was a common need, of cou
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Makes sense. In that case, would scanning the sea for hues of red work? The MH370 has a pretty prominent red strip along its body. If we can scan for this color, then it could be a more practical search.
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Ask HN: Is it possible to write a program to scan the blue seas for MH370?
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Another thing - a script to do this could take at least 2-3 days to code. Things could change pretty drastically by then. Of course, we might be able to reuse the code for another unfortunate time.
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Looks like a neat linkbait. Unlikely the owner never noticed this..
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Up Your Odds of Snatching Freelancing Projects From Experienced Competitors
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How did you get referrals from a mailing list you were a subscriber to? Could you elaborate?
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Do we have an IFTTT recipe for this? I guess it's a pretty good idea to try this reverse search against all of our competitors to see if there is a pattern for our specific industry.
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I have been doing a little cold calling recently. One thing I have understood from the various introduction statements is 1. Ask for the person's name or company's name first thing: this tells the person you are indeed looking for
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I used to have a newsletter project where I signed people up through a single optin - it was kind of a daily deals newsletter. I grew to 1000 subscribers in no time. Yet, whenever I sent a mailer, there used to be a 2-3% bounce and a 3% ope
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How did you market using Rubyweekly? Isn't it a curated email newsletter? Did you advertise or were you lucky to be picked up by them?
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So is this limited just to commenters or to people submitting new products as well? I just noticed you do not have a submit product option either.