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@RyanCaldwell hasn't Jason Calacanis written a guide on Mahalo for that yet? |
New Technorati CPC ads @ $0.20 per click or less could be great value in many niches |
@NextInstinct I think the only viable business model is charging people to post more than 140 chars in a tweet |
@centernetworks same 403 permissions error |
@NextInstinct I think people who invest time in a platform such as Twitter have clear self-interest to know if it is going to survive/last |
@jowyang Gartner could probably do run a Twitter survey with more meaningful results - that was from April 2008, internet moves fast |
@aimclear Plus there is the PPC software company that wanted me to promote them instead of SpeedPPC - 10 years paying forward hard to beat |
@namecheap Name a domain name registrar that doesn't shut off your website just because a rogue affiliate linked to you from an email ;) |
@styletime I was giving you free reign in the niche - contemplating taking over the cut sew trim market from the Chineese |
@tedmurphy Slightly suicidal when I rank 3rd for their product / service name |
I am in an evil mood today, one site I previously reviewed tried to fob me off with claims they had addressed all my previous criticism |
@kierondonoghue I remember when Scarborough used to get heavy snow each year, and you are a little further North |
@patrickaltoft @kierondonoghue A revelation for me when I first came to Poland was the novel concept of winter compound tires |
@lyndoman shame the story is buried, would have been very interesting seeing the positive spin in the press if it front paged |
@unrealitytv What Matt should be doing is promoting the Digg to his mailing list of probably a few 100K |
@John_Taylor Smells like extremely well engineered ORM if it is deliberate and they pull it off |
Maybe the best way to game Digg for marketing is to be "exposed" as someone making very thin claims in a press release |
@lyndoman Digg story is missing important angle - one of Matt's squeeze pages has "As seen on Digg" in the header :) |
@HTSAA they could afford to pay twice as much if their landing pages were 3x as effective - ROI and lifetime customer value all that matter |
@zaibatsu why would he want it not to FP - tons of juice/exposure, and he is not looking to convert Digg users into customers |
