"In this book, I tell you everything I learned from starting, growing, and selling CD Baby, compressed into an entertaining and useful one-hour read." from https://sivers.org/a
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"In this book, I tell you everything I learned from starting, growing, and selling CD Baby, compressed into an entertaining and useful one-hour read." from https://sivers.org/a
In the next weeks I will need assistance from one, or more, freelance developers with skills in HTML/CSS/JS, WordPress and/or Magento.
If you are available; please drop me an email at mail at magnusforsberg dot com with your experience and preferred rate
As I see it; impossible. You can charge an extra in time or money to make up for it, but when you go on vacation as a freelancer you do not have anyone running the office.
I created a PDF with my name, email and a link to my linkedin-profile. That way I could see if they had a look at my profile, most did and I actually got some good laughs and a couple of interviews with it.
Otherwise I am pretty sure they have some kind of partnership that are built on foundation of hosting for advertising.
I am working on a self-funded project, call it a start-up. My progress with Python is unfortunately not going to result in a MVP anytime soon; and that is why I am open to team up with a full-stack developer that can be in charge of the development; as a freelancer or co-founder.
Contact mail at magnusforsberg.com for more information.
But like sangupta and amirf I think you should improve the UI a bit; maybe have a go with twitter's bootstrap?
One thing I really would like is that you skip the two columns and narrowed it down do one column and worked a bit on the navigation so that it's on one line or grouped in some shape or form.
I think not. Brands as I see them are much about experience and expectations. Myself; I am loyal to a handful of brands. Call me a Nike AF1 sneakerhead or a apple fanboy. But what it comes down to for me is the experience that these brands deliver; and I know what to expect from them.
With that said I believe that brands are built over time on customer interaction and the value provided.
On the other hand I'm not really sure about the way Gaffigan lays it out, which is not making me want to spend $5.