mijail

-Establish schedules and stick to them. -Be super positive and encouraging. -Let them know you value them -Give strong financial incentives. -Don't make assumptions about what they know or don't know. -Understand the time and culture. -It's ultimately a lot more time and work than you think

I think a big difference also is that Google's landing is clean, this is the results page. Yahoo's landing page is cluttered but their results page I would say is comparable.

Could somebody do this for other sites?

http://goo.gl/a3nnd this is one. I remember there was a big chat about this on quora.

Not all "people" are your customers. The study lends nicely to customer segmentation. Tech-savvy customers are comfortable using it.

If you can accurately define who your customer is then you can tailor your user experience to fit them best.

Studies show the people that use Facebook Connect have a higher LTV and show higher engagement.

The core to big ideas are small questions. What you are really asking is," Hey Guys! What's the big idea?"

The answer is: You have to find, and more importantly, be passionate about those problems on your own. If you aren't passionate, your execution is doomed.