lakey

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Responsive design needs to cater for big screens, and not just little ones(econsultancy.com)
2 points by lakey 12y ago|0 comments
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18 useful custom Google Analytics reports, segments and dashboards for SEO(econsultancy.com)
1 points by lakey 13y ago|0 comments
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by lakey 13y ago
You're right, I've gone and confused accelerators with VCs. And no, not all VCs are short-termists.
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by lakey 13y ago
Good points, but has any VC in history actually underpinned growth from 100 to 100,000 customers in a month? Users, perhaps, but users are different creatures to customers. What's the value of that kind of user growth? It very much d
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by lakey 13y ago
Me too.
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by lakey 13y ago
These things take time! A blog will help with SEO and provide fodder for your social media feeds. Consider the kind of content you'd create. The question to ask is what would appeal to your target audience (I'd avoid making the blog all abo
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by lakey 13y ago
Plenty of good ideas there. Are you aiming at the more serious photographer? You could ban iPhone pics! I think it's key to understand what people will pay for, and where the gaps are on competitor sites. You'll have more clue than me about
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by lakey 13y ago
Nice build - promising. I'm in the UK but quite happy to pay for something in dollars. I don't think it works quite so well the other way around. Ultimately Stripe needs to build out its features, unless there is a hack of some kind to look
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by lakey 13y ago
Who is your target market? How / where will you market the product? Can't you do both via geo-targeting?
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by lakey 13y ago
Beyond mental.
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by lakey 14y ago
Author here. Thanks for all of your comments. To clarify: 1. The article clearly isn't an attack on HTML5 itself, but of designers who happen to be building HTML5 sites with a lack of concern for the user experience. The gap between design