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Tag Archives: marketing
Selling to the virtuous
I just realized one big thing that Freckle and Stack Overflow have in common: they have virtuosity built into the definition of their target market. Freckle‘s target market is defined as small businesses where everyone trusts everyone else. That’s how … Continue reading
Why apps fail as marketing channels
When I hear someone talk about how nice it would be to have a companion iPhone or Android app to a website, I want to know why. There are two reasons, and I think that one is more valid than … Continue reading
Urlvertising
I got linked to an MSDN blog and noticed that the URL was http://blogs.msdn.com/jensenh/archive/2005/11/08/490348.aspx. I don’t think that this is the actual folder structure on the server’s filesystem. I think it’s just what gets passed on to a script, that … Continue reading
