a) copied Mint.com's look verbatim b) the functionality is horrible and extremely limited c) you can't delete your account and your data d) I question the 256 bit security they use as well
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a) copied Mint.com's look verbatim b) the functionality is horrible and extremely limited c) you can't delete your account and your data d) I question the 256 bit security they use as well
The real takeaway is for people to plan out where they are getting to get their traffic from and how much they will "likely" get. Most just hold their breath and hope for the best.
I always use agreements. Main things to cover are payment terms and collecting 1/2 of the payment upfront if they are a new advertiser.
Ideally on request is what I send advertisers, otherwise a dashboard is always fun if you have the time to make one.
Raising rates is more about creating competition and value for the advertising available. At the end of the day most advertisers just do the math on the ROI. If they want to stay you can raise rates. More important imo is about retention and having advertisers over the long haul.
Freshbooks.com and other invoices. I just use a google doc template I have and email that to them.
Until Sarah does something (not even important) but anything, she should keep her opinions to herself.
Let me know what you'd like to be developing, noah [at] getgambit.com