Brecht tell us how he is structuring the new candidate sales letter for Distressed Pro, and Scott gives an update on GuitarsZone.com. We cover finding your unique differentiators, rooting your product concept in deep, deep pain. We pull out the Half Baked Ideas bag and Scott talks through this first Rails app Wiki-o-meter.
Stuff:
- How to hire a contractor by Donn Felker
- BiNeural Beats at MyNoise.net
- 12-Step Foolproof Sales Letter Template
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Ken Wallace (@boaticus) says
Hey guys, thanks for the mention! Yes, I will be at MicroConf again this year. I learned quite a bit last year, just from sitting next to Brecht both days. Looking forward to meeting you this year, Scott; much of your story mirrors my own. Much to discuss.
BTW, that Ruben G interview was amazing, thanks for that. Definitely take the Ruben transcript and make a pdf of it.
Katie a says
I think wikiometer could be a lot of fun if it was more specialized. Brecht kind of touched on this when he asked about if wikipedia had categories. Could you use the same code, but point it to different specialized wikis? For example, how much do you know about The Muppets (http://muppet.wikia.com/) or Python (wiki.python.org/)? The ultimate is if you could make a “How Much Do You Know About Guitars” (http://guitar.wikia.com/wiki/Guitar_Wiki), and then funnel everyone to guitarszone.com 😛
Scott Yewell says
Good points, I guess I was stuck just thinking about Wikipedia, but no reason why it couldn’t measure off other Wikis… Love the GuitarsZone idea! 🙂 Will add all this to the Wikiometer Trello board, no idea when I’ll have time to work on it 🙁
Jack Jones says
Hey guys, to go along with you BiNeural Beats, check this one out: http://asoftmurmur.com/
Scott Yewell says
Thanks Jack, will check this out!