Hi,
I have been lurking here for a while now, I have met a few of you at
the various SB events over the past few months. It's a pretty
impressive group and Sydney would be a sad place without it. I have
been involved in the startup scene in the US Ireland since early
2000, mostly in the data
great insights, thanks Laurence.
I've spoken to a few people, and October seems to be a good time as
there's a few tech event's I'm interested in. Techcrunch Disrupt will
be in Beijing for the first time and AllThingsD in HK. There's also a
few local startup meetups in HK too.
I read this
A while ago there was some discussion on what people could do in order to better
approach the problem of needing a 'technical' person to help validate co
found their startups.
I have begun to ponder the alternative situation to this. What can someone who
is up to their neck in the technical
Re: PPC
Do it yourself. Its really really important and nowadays astonishingly
easy.
Re: Online Advertising
Try every type of ad available (PPC, CPA/performance display, Facebook
ads, Adwords retargeting, YSM (Yahoo/Bing), mobile (10% of all
searches in 2011 will be on mobile, get it while its
Fantastic advice Chris. Thank you. I especially like the comment re KPI'ing a
curious developer on SEO results... difficult to do I'd imagine but I can see
how it would drive results.
Patrick
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On May 12, 2011, at 9:42 AM, Chris Bayley cbay...@gmail.com wrote:
Re: PPC
Do
Just looked at your website and there is no call to action. What do
you want me to do on it? :)
On May 12, 5:35 pm, Liam liam.conno...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have been lurking here for a while now, I have met a few of you at
the various SB events over the past few months. It's a pretty
Thanks Rebecca and Liam :)
On May 11, 9:38 pm, SoccerFit lia...@soccerfit.com.au wrote:
Yes, I'm quite a Zoho fan.
From reading around the place...it may not be as feature rich as
Salesforce...but the price point probably compensates. A person
suggested to me too some time ago that
I agree with this comment.
most disruptive innovative ideas products tend to come from
'product minded' 'technical focused' people, the very sort that may
struggle to get their ideas 'incorporated' despite having all the
technical acumen or the design skills required to make extraordinary
apologies for the double post, but just read this blog post now from
Elias on this exact topic:
http://eliasbizannes.com/blog/2011/05/im-a-hustler-baby/
Worth reading.
On May 13, 6:33 am, Matthew Ho matt.h...@gmail.com wrote:
I agree with this comment.
most disruptive innovative ideas
I just discovered this blog and thought I'd share it (wish I'd found
it sooner). The detail heavy ones are my faves.
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