phenning

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   by phenning 15y ago

   I've read lots. What I've gathered isn't rocket science, but maybe it'll give you a little direction like it did for me. First off, articles and blogs I've read have consistently said you should 1) explain your business in one complete, c
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   by phenning 15y ago

   I didn't quite understand if you are the freelancer or if you are the non-tech founder looking for a tech co-founder. I'm a single non-tech founder of a startup looking for a tech co-founder and I've read a lot lately about how to connect.
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   by phenning 15y ago

   There are variations in responses people have to text, but for the most part, there's a general range of what's prefered by the masses. Since web pages are solely created to communicate to people, it makes sense that time spent understandi
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   by phenning 15y ago

   I really like your site. Hope all works out for you! Great intro. :)
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   by phenning 15y ago

   I agree completely. Startups can feel a lot like "swimming" a marathon instead of running one, but what great rewards when the really hard work is done. I'm sure there are many circumstances that take anyone out of the game, but I agree w
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   by phenning 16y ago

   This was VERY helpful. Thanks for laying it out clearly for the non-techies.