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Pulsar | London, NYC or L.A. | Full-time | Digital Marketer | ONSITE | https://pulsarplatform.com

Hi, writing from Pulsar, an audience intelligence company: we aim to change the way organizations understand audiences and public opinion through social listening, audience segmentation, and AI.

We're looking for a digital marketer to help us grow. For this job you’ll need to know your way around: - Hubspot - Wordpress CMS - Google Analytics - experience running digital campaigns (email, web, paid social..) - good writing skills - 1-3 years experience in digital/growth/inbound marketing

Not necessary, but nice to have: - an understanding of SEO - graphic design or animation skills - experience running paid social campaigns - experience doing webinars

London preferred, NYC or L.A. also work.

Please email me at marketing@pulsarplatform.com with your resume and a few lines about yourself. Thanks for your interest :)

Pulsar | Digital Marketing Lead | ONSITE in London, NYC or L.A. | Fulltime

Pulsar is an audience intelligence company: we help organizations understand their audiences and spot trends for better insights & marketing strategy.

We're looking for a bright, organized junior marketer to execute and manage web, email and growth campaigns.

About you:

• you know your way around HubSpot, WordPress & Google Analytics

• you have run a variety of marketing campaigns from start to finish

• you know how to use PowerPoint, InDesign and Adobe Illustrator

Other skills that are not required but would make you stand out:

• an understanding of HTML/CSS, JavaScript, PhP

• an understanding of SEO, PPC, display, and paid social campaigns

• a familiarity with video production tools

Full job post: https://www.pulsarplatform.com/career/digital-marketing-lead...

Email your application at marketing@pulsarplatform.com

Thanks :)

Six Memos for the Next Millennium is outstanding

Thanks for sharing!

Impressive. Your autocomplete suggestions are high quality, even in foreign languages. May I ask how you are ranking suggestions results? It can't simply be the TMDB api, right?

SEEKING FREELANCER - Paris & Remote

Leisure-focused todo app. Looking for someone with experience with Scala, Lift, MongoDB to help with web and mobile (iOS, Android) development.

I'm in Paris, but remote ok. If interested email me at davideberretta //at// gmail com and we can chat

1-page: http://esj.com/Articles/2012/01/23/Introduction-to-Scala.asp...

When I saw two launching today I automatically thought this had to do with the economy souring. I had just read Jeff Clavier's tweet:

Just maybe? The VC industry is going to wake up and go back to value investing - not FOMO throwing cash at everything, no matter the price

But Dave McLure says it's business as usual

http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2011/08/08/early-stage-i...

and the second one would be, any way to resize the objects?

Great tool. Two questions. Any way to edit or save in private?

Good job, I really like it, but I didn't understand I could use arrow keys until I came here and read comments

I was going to say, I submitted this but unfortunately I have nothing to do with the website. Caroline, great job. This community is great, people give great advice here, good luck!

mvkel, what would you say are the best 'cool plan-making utilities'?

Oysters are an outlier in terms of zinc.

http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Zinc-HealthProfessional/

From NIH "Oysters contain more zinc per serving than any other food, but red meat and poultry provide the majority of zinc in the American diet. Other good food sources include beans, nuts, certain types of seafood (such as crab and lobster), whole grains, fortified breakfast cereals, and dairy products"

puts 'What do you need to build your startup?' reply = gets.chomp while reply == 'a technical co-founder' puts 'learn to code yourself, bitch' end

That's kinda what I was hearing lurking around HN for the past 6 months. I've never written a line of code in my life but 3 weeks ago I stopped looking aimlessly for someone with skills, and I'm back to the drawing board learning Ruby. Of course, I'll almost surely still need a technical co-founder in 6-10 months. But I'll be in a better position to see if he's good and I'll understand what he's doing. Also, I'm meeting lots of programmers this way. If all I get out of these 2/3h per day is a great co-founder, it'll be very well worth it.

As a noob, I find the stuff suggested on the post a tad intimidating. It was good for me that my first contact with ruby was the very soft http://tryruby.org/ and the second one was Chris Pine's book http://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/?Chapter=00

It's very good, but if there's a way to expand the time range for search, it's too hidden. If there isn't, there needs to be.

Arrington was going to have a Brian Kindle as the head of the crunchpad development team. Now that's what i call good PR

printable: http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2009/06/18/the_death_o...

Out-of-the-can salad: chickpeas, black beans, maize, lettuce, cottage cheese, sunflower seeds and a diced avocado. Sprinkle with balsamic vinegar and olive oil and eat with bread

the article is actually about how consumption -not income- is the best measure of financial well-being.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/10/opinion/10cox.html?_r=1...