Wouldn’t such a system just exacerbate business and the wealthy being able to snatch up land?
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Wouldn’t such a system just exacerbate business and the wealthy being able to snatch up land?
That said, I think donating is something that helps you more than them. Generosity makes you feel good, and it lightens your mind.
It’s 2021, there’s no reason to have a filing cabinet of paper documents.
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Cryptocurrency is a peer-to-peer decentralized network. The government can’t stop me from sending or receiving cryptocurrency.
The purpose of cryptocurrency is peer-to-peer transactions. No central bank, no retail banks, no payment processors, no KYC, no gatekeeping.
A few days ago there was a thread about Stripe locking a business’ account for no reason, with no support, grinding their entire business to a halt. That’s not the future of cryptocurrency I want.
I agree though that lines of code or number of pages doesn’t have much of a relationship to revenue.
You should put it in front of some of your warm leads immediately. In my experience, whatever you’ve made will need to be changed (probably significantly) after you get feedback from actual customers using it.
Put something in front of real customers now, iterate based on their feedback, and repeat. Launch to the public when you have happy customers.
A cron job which saves a copy of the DB to S3.
That’s it.
If you’re focused on anything more with no employees you’re probably wasting your time.
Most customers pay with PayPal, but the credit/debit card option is seamless with PayPal. I think it’s even better than Stripe since it doesn’t always take someone to another page.
Many of my customers are in countries that aren’t supported by Stripe, so it’s not much of a choice from a business perspective.
That’s why I use DDG, it has almost nothing to do with privacy or quality of search.
I can’t speak for ad agencies, but every company I’ve worked with to do advertising measured ROAS using customer attribution (which ad campaign brought which customer, and how much did that customer spend).
Online advertising math is not rocket science. If ROAS is positive you continue the campaign, if not you abandon it or try other methods.
The effectiveness of online ads is easily measurable: Return on ad spend (ROAS) = (revenue from ad referrals) - (money spent on ads)