Yeah its time for that person to take a marketing class.
Despite my website having best-in-class content, it took a custom wordpress theme for people to begin taking it seriously/sharing. My conversion doubled overnight.
Yeah its time for that person to take a marketing class.
Despite my website having best-in-class content, it took a custom wordpress theme for people to begin taking it seriously/sharing. My conversion doubled overnight.
That's quite a claim. I'm not sure which website is your's so I can't dispute it. Personally, I frequent websites with higher quality content and avoid "gotta-sell-you-something" sites.
Also, as another commentor mentioned: > It sounds like you applied styling to improve your conversion rates
"But that's the last 2 generations did things, I can't possibly imagine any other way for life to work"
We don't talk about providing value in academia, I assume they don't talk about providing value in philanthropic organizations or political movements. Whenever I hear the term it essentially means "to make money".
I appreciate that this is my personal interpretation of this though
I am not surprised. The requirement to provide value in academia would go very much against getting any funding for it.
Are you annoyed that you just received Hackers News, which is a piece of marketing for Ycombinator?
Please don't encourage people taking advertising classes. The internet needs less marketing not more.