All the best!
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All the best!
Also, a similar link would be setup for the month of July.
All the best!
Edit: Had the wrong link earlier.
Many thanks for the suggestions.
They've been using several keywords like "hire magento developers", "magento developers", "opencart developers" et al. Apparently, there were major changes in Google seo policy a few years back which hurt these guys a lot.
Targeting digital agencies and vertical specific companies sounds like a great idea. They've tried this in past but the only issue was most of the email ids they got were that of support or help desk. I'll ask them to try this again and oversee execution.
They're already into extensions for magento and opencart and have excellent rating there. They've also started developing other products for developers and agencies.
Thanks again for the excellent inputs.
Personally, I'd love such app. I love quotes from Mad Men, GoT and White Collar.
2. The LLC or Inc. can get EIN and open USA Bank Account. You'll not have an SSN unless you have a valid work visa, students visa or your green card. Not a log of banks will help you open these kind of accounts unless you have someone with SSN to help you there. Most startup-friendly bank is SV Bank.
3. You won't be able to hire yourself unless the company is one year old and has certain revenue. Even when the company is eligible for everything else, it'll still have to file an H1-B which is more like lottery these days. 2014 quotas are already full and 2015 quotas will only open in April 2015.
4. and 5. Unless you have an H1-B or L1, you won't be able to move to the States for work.
There's something called EB-5 but that has substantial investment.
1. Would Gmelius be able to read my emails and/or email addresses? If so, what about my privacy?
2. Does it slow down launch of Chrome? I already have quite a few apps installed.
Apologies if these are dumb questions but my tech knowledge is limited.
Thanks and all the best!
Also, I'd reach out to AWS guys and ask them to provide $50 (or $20 - whatever they agree to) credit to every customer that signs up for your free tier since that'll lead the guys sitting on the fence to explore your product.
But the graphs are easy to digest, and the generated CSVs (list of people opening the mail etc) are very helpful (at least to me).
We use http://sendy.co/ - they have a one time fee per domain and needs to be installed on our server. The best part about sendy.co is the beautiful reports. You should check it out and try to integrate some/all of them in markdownmail.io to make it more effective.
All the best.