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Ask HN: I was contacted by a Google Adwords strategist. Legit? Helpful?
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I've taken to getting DVDs from my local library. - I can reserve online and they'll get it from any library in the network. - Generally get new release DVDs much faster then Netflix - Get entire seasons of TV shows at once instead of a dis
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Won't the new Pandora HTML5 site have this same problem?
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15y ago
Also they F-ed up the RSS feeds. Take a look at this one for the top stories on Deadspin: http://deadspin.com/tag/top/index.xml Barely anything since Feb. Before then there were 4-5 items per day.
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Not sure I follow your reasoning for #3. Filling out this form seems to be the absolute least someone can do if they really want to work at a particular company. I think taking 5 minutes to find someone at the company and emailing them a pe
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Involve your SO in your startup and then you don't have to choose. They don't have to be a co-founder, but maybe they brainstorm ideas with you or help with customer support.
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April Challenge: Match Last April's Sales in a Single Day
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HTML5 Chainsaw For Destroying Lame April Fools' Jokes
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I actually like the concept of color, but they really fucked up the launch. I don't see the use case as you describe. Imagine being at a baseball game and in between innings you can pull up pics from all over the stadium. Or you're a high
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Can anyone give examples of #2, a good story? I've spent the last few weeks trying to brainstorm the story for my biz and just keep drawing a blank.
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Hey wasigh, I'm in a similar situation, developer w/ teacher wife and education business. Two most important things I've learned: 1) You can sell to schools, but not by "selling" to schools. Instead sell to the teachers and they'll sell to
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I found that when I removed the second password field users thought they were signing instead of registering. This lead to users creating multiple accounts and panic-y emails about lost data.
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How I'd Spice Up The TechStars Startup Madness Tourney
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You may want to checkout http://www.heyamigo.net and http://www.barenakedapp.com/category/amigo/ HeyAmigo sounds like exactly what you are talking about. It was built by Carsonified a few years ago and sold (I think). The Bare Naked Ap
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Supporting Over 2000 Customers On The Side
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Where My Customers Came From in 2010
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I don't see any "con" here, just a great demo.
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- Site is simple and clear. I like. - I'd get rid of the Magic, eh? link. Doesn't really relate to the rest of the product and some people probably won't "get it". - As for promoting the most obvious thing would be to email a bunch of hig
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Congrats on getting your idea built. Without knowing the industry I think the idea is great. However, I think the landing page still needs a lot of work. I was suspicious when you were asking about monitor resolutions and had a separate mob
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My AdWords Spending for 2010
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Thanks, great advice.
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Any tips on the best way to approach admins or department chairs?
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That would be great. I actually emailed you in the beginning of '09 after reading about your site in Bob Walsh's MicroISV book. You took the time to send a lengthy and detailed response which was very appreciated.
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Most of the traffic still comes from Google search, so I'd say a combination of user interest in this type of thing and being near the top for most of searches. As far as features I added sharing which allows teachers to generate links that
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Going forward I'm also listed in the Google Apps Marketplace in the EDU section ( http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/viewListing?pro... ), which has gotten me a few inquiries.
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All the ones I've gotten so far have all come to me. So I'd say win over the teachers and let them sell it for you. Especially since a lot of districts will pay for stuff like this, the teachers know that and lobby for you.
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You're right. I fixed it.
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I've been going after some big schools and entire districts lately, so I worry that they'll be less enthused if they knew I was just one guy doing this on the side.
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I did a few years ago, but it went poorly. Might have just been my implementation. Either way I removed it.
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Thanks. Will do.
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