sgold515

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Growth Hacking in the Real World: The Magic Behind Sushirritto(medium.com)
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by sgold515 12y ago
Also would love to get your quick feedback on my niche account. I have some great ideas to monetize it once it gets to some scale that I can share too. Email is gold.sethj@gmail.com
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by sgold515 12y ago
How are you growing the accounts so fast? I started an account last week after reading Austen's awesome book ( http://austenallred.com/user-acquisition/book/chapter/instag... ),but only grow my following
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by sgold515 12y ago
I have a Big Board in my room with my goals listed. It helps when you visually reinforce yourself. Also I have a physical calendar in my room. I want to go to the gym 70% of days in the year so cross a day off each time I do cardio/l
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by sgold515 13y ago
55b6f2 looks like beauty :)
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by sgold515 13y ago
I think the main point about doing things that don't scale is so you can really understand what's going on in your market. No point in scaling a system that doesn't work.
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by sgold515 13y ago
Slant has a good thread on the topic http://slant.co/topics/586
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by sgold515 13y ago
making friends is a contact sport. The more contact you have, the more likely you are to land a true friend. Also use reciprocity. Help out at a community center, invite an acquaintances to movie, be genuine.
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by sgold515 13y ago
I think there's another part of the equation as well. The market(HS Students) is valuing its peers by what type of value they can provide each other TODAY. It's NOT DISCOUNTING each other for future value, because the students don’t know