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An expert = someone with credentials who agrees with you. flip.it/QeE2g Lots of gems in here incldng: Seems right vs is right

@nireyal Curious if you can share where you got the data on taking triple?

We are TERRIBLE at estimating how long a task will take. On average, it takes TRIPLE the time we think it will. How do we get better at estimating? 👇👇

During the pandemic @Patrick and the Protect The Hustle Podcast kept me sane. Now I'm on this week's show sharing lessons learned. Amazing conversation with @andjdavies , current @PaddleHQ CMO (and former VP at @Optimizely) about #experimentation. paddle.com/studios/shows/…

Sometimes the best way to sell a horse is to say, 'Horse for Sale. ' ~Jay Abraham I think about this quote a lot

@adoseofjohn @Haris1728 @mikeryanretail @hammer_mt It’s easy to know what competitors do. And not that useful. It’s hard to know what works. If your competitors can help you figure out what works, and that is a fit for you. Do it. And focus your creativity elsewhere.

@Haris1728 @mikeryanretail discussed this exact topic with @glusman - S4 Ep3. Literally about to export that clip later tonight. But worth a listen because he's released a similar product on the market. And put your point to him. His answer is solid. Same goes for the ep with @hammer_mt RE memetics

You can now spy on your competitors' Google ads. For FREE! Search, display, video. It's a memetics boon. But, do they know what they're doing in the first place? Are they optimizing for a commercial objective. Or vanity? Choose and use wisely. adstransparency.google.com

@adoseofjohn Pulling out the big guns!

@glusman It's gone a lot bigger now. But... linkedin.com/posts/official…

A social media 'guru' last week said LinkedIn's algorithm hates videos and to post only text content early morning mon-thurs for the best results. So I uploaded a video on Sunday evening and this happened

Just listened to @Bonini84 on the Metrics & Chill podcast! It was amazing to discover how @glusman recommended businesses Implement a two-question framework:

@anferneec Great summary! Thanks for love. Glad it helped.

Thanks for sharing @glusman on the Metrics & Chill podcast! Link to Episode: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/135…

@excapite @adoseofjohn Lol. It was the first online ad agency (i-traffic). It focused on getting traffic and customers to your website. There were plenty of folks doing cdroms and things of that sort at the time. They were super cool. Many of the best people I've worked with.

@adoseofjohn @glusman The work we did in 1992 at ICAM for Sheraton ITC became the blueprint for the online hotel booking systems While the QTVR shopping centre we build at IDO in 1994 for David Jones is only starting to reemerge in the form of the metaverse Then the Forex brokerages… Early days :)

Who worked at the world's first digital agency? This guy did - @glusman - and his career story is fascinating. Culminating in an exec role at Meetup and known for being the OG of the lean startup/experimentation method in tech.

@adoseofjohn The details make such a difference. The art and science is knowing which details to focus on

People who have done the work and been directly responsible for the outcome - "Details really matter" People who have supervised the work and not been directly responsible for the outcome - "You need to be a big-picture thinker and not get bogged down in the detail"

@madebytam It started last year with coinbase. It’s been tested online a ton in the last year. We did an analysis of those tests if you are curious:.linkedin.com/posts/glusman_…

@samfbiddle Btw QR codes are tested online all the time. We did an analysis to see if they actually work there. Tldr. They don’t. linkedin.com/posts/glusman_…

@annbeck @ParkerMolloy Omg. I bet that! They expected you to unplug your mouse to plug it in! Btw the internet took another run at it with QR codes. We did an analysis of it linkedin.com/posts/glusman_…

@Angry_Staffer We did an analysis and here’s some support for your point linkedin.com/posts/glusman_…

Periodic reminder that scanning random QR codes on your TV is never a good idea

@Kofie linkedin.com/posts/glusman_…

How commercials with QR codes in them expect us to act during the Super Bowl twitter.com/financemose/st…

@Patticus Nicely done @Patticus

Love this. You can count on @Patticus to build up from first principles.

You can find all the rocks in a harbor using the bottom of your boat…. Or you can use a map. (Riffing on @ryanholiday)

The current PLG data is pretty sobering. 3-5% of SaaS website visitors sign up 30-40% of those new accounts activate So for every 10,000 people that visit your site, only 90-200 really experience the value of your product. Not good. I see a new playbook emerging 🧵

Growth folks - anything with @glusman is a must listen