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Trust in T-Shirts(savagethoughts.com)
8 points by markitechtMA 15y ago|3 comments
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by markitechtMA 16y ago
A great example of why the funnel is often a completely incorrect, inadequate, and even misleading metaphor for measuring conversion. Example: "I'm having trouble optimizing the last step of my funnel." Did the first four steps of your funn
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by markitechtMA 16y ago
This has transformed my experience with Twitter. I'm using it in Chrome just with the regular Twitter web client and it ROCKS! Nice work guys, definitely going to tell friends and coworkers.
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by markitechtMA 16y ago
Ditto. I'm building, grinding on customer discovery, reading HN to stay informed (and maybe a little entertained). Also, most of what I read on HN is stuff that is outside my comfort zone, and therefore I am not as able to comment as I woul
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by markitechtMA 16y ago
I wonder how it might compare to Tornado ( http://www.tornadoweb.org/ )
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by markitechtMA 16y ago
This is great. My friend and I were thinking of building something simple for GitHub -> GAE continuous deployment, but this expanded feature set is really the right path i think. I signed up and am hoping to hear more, shoot me an email
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by markitechtMA 16y ago
Possibly, yes. The 'start at the cart' theory of optimizations says that you should absolutely start with optimizing that 50% and working 'backwards.' The idea being that it is a lot easier to close sales that are in process than to generat
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by markitechtMA 16y ago
Thanks for the feedback. So, regarding this being a fluke one-off or the assertion that there isn't data to back this up, I have reams of tests that display similar behavior, many with tens of thousands of unique participants. As the other