Comments for Click To Hit http://www.clicktohit.com Insights on things Entrepreneurial Fri, 25 Jul 2008 05:35:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 Comment on The New SR Referral Program by Peter Ejtel http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/09/11/the-new-sr-referral-program.html#comment-108 Peter Ejtel Fri, 04 Jan 2008 19:35:06 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/09/11/the-new-sr-referral-program.html#comment-108 When you're logged in, all you need to do is go to your profile page, then click the MANAGE link beside the Referrals title in the right hand column. When you’re logged in, all you need to do is go to your profile page, then click the MANAGE link beside the Referrals title in the right hand column.

]]> Comment on What is the real value in Facebook’s $15billion valuation by Geoff Dodd - mindset http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/10/25/what-is-the-real-value-in-facebooks-15billion-valuation.html#comment-103 Geoff Dodd - mindset Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:22:37 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/10/25/what-is-the-real-value-in-facebooks-15billion-valuation.html#comment-103 User activity and interaction is a kind of collaborative, distributed computing which seems to have a massive value. It is not unlike Google's network approach that uses dozens of data centers... so i agree they'd be better loved if they paid for good contribution - perhaps in a competition format. Or judged by users as at Digg.com or Reddit.com - they need to modify their business mindset. User activity and interaction is a kind of collaborative, distributed computing which seems to have a massive value. It is not unlike Google’s network approach that uses dozens of data centers… so i agree they’d be better loved if they paid for good contribution - perhaps in a competition format. Or judged by users as at Digg.com or Reddit.com - they need to modify their business mindset.

]]> Comment on The New SR Referral Program by indrit http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/09/11/the-new-sr-referral-program.html#comment-96 indrit Sat, 15 Dec 2007 16:02:26 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/09/11/the-new-sr-referral-program.html#comment-96 how can we get the code how can we get the code

]]> Comment on Doesn’t Facebook get typos? by sam http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/10/24/doesnt-facebook-get-typos.html#comment-89 sam Fri, 02 Nov 2007 13:23:05 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/10/24/doesnt-facebook-get-typos.html#comment-89 I actually read about College.com in our student newspaper and then also came across the same domain mistype you mentioned. I registered and there seems to be a lot of users at Florida State. Interested to see if it catches on. I actually read about College.com in our student newspaper and then also came across the same domain mistype you mentioned. I registered and there seems to be a lot of users at Florida State. Interested to see if it catches on.

]]> Comment on Doesn’t Facebook get typos? by Ian at College Colosseum http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/10/24/doesnt-facebook-get-typos.html#comment-87 Ian at College Colosseum Sat, 27 Oct 2007 00:15:05 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/10/24/doesnt-facebook-get-typos.html#comment-87 Well, considering facebook is valued at 15 billion dollars you would think they would spend some money on those other domains. I don't think college.com did anything wrong. I'm sure facebook isn't worried about losing traffic to them. Well, considering facebook is valued at 15 billion dollars you would think they would spend some money on those other domains. I don’t think college.com did anything wrong. I’m sure facebook isn’t worried about losing traffic to them.

]]> Comment on Can the Credit Crunch Slow Down Web 2.0? by Frank Michlick (SharedReviews.com) http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/08/18/can-the-credit-crunch-slow-down-web-20.html#comment-63 Frank Michlick (SharedReviews.com) Sat, 18 Aug 2007 20:30:07 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/08/18/can-the-credit-crunch-slow-down-web-20.html#comment-63 Agree with you, Peter. One of the results will definitely be a further increase in online advertising. Where else can you target the right consumers in a precise manner? /Frank Agree with you, Peter.

One of the results will definitely be a further increase in online advertising. Where else can you target the right consumers in a precise manner?

/Frank

]]> Comment on Shiny New Digs by Peter Ejtel http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/01/shiny-new-digs.html#comment-15 Peter Ejtel Sat, 19 May 2007 23:59:58 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/01/shiny-new-digs.html#comment-15 Thanks Michele. I'm using google analytics now and it's much better with the new beta interface than the old one. The big issue I have is the accuracy on the reporting My hosting provider's stats tool reports very different numbers than analytics does. In either event I'll give Firestats a shot, thanks for the advice. Thanks Michele. I’m using google analytics now and it’s much better with the new beta interface than the old one. The big issue I have is the accuracy on the reporting My hosting provider’s stats tool reports very different numbers than analytics does.

In either event I’ll give Firestats a shot, thanks for the advice.

]]> Comment on Shiny New Digs by Michele http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/01/shiny-new-digs.html#comment-14 Michele Sat, 19 May 2007 18:46:58 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/01/shiny-new-digs.html#comment-14 Peter I love the new look :) For stats I'd recommend Firestats, as you can plug it into Wordpress very easily. I'd also use Google Analytics, as it's nice and easy to get the info from it these days Michele Peter

I love the new look :)

For stats I’d recommend Firestats, as you can plug it into Wordpress very easily. I’d also use Google Analytics, as it’s nice and easy to get the info from it these days

Michele

]]> Comment on The Press Release Went Out Today by Peter Ejtel http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/16/the-press-release-went-out-today.html#comment-12 Peter Ejtel Fri, 18 May 2007 19:41:52 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/16/the-press-release-went-out-today.html#comment-12 Thanks Bryan Thanks Bryan

]]> Comment on The Press Release Went Out Today by Bryan Starbuck http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/16/the-press-release-went-out-today.html#comment-11 Bryan Starbuck Fri, 18 May 2007 19:09:27 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/05/16/the-press-release-went-out-today.html#comment-11 Congrats!! Congrats!!

]]> Comment on Startup Advice #1 : Differentiation by Click To Hit » Startup Advice #5: A Thick Skin is Mandatory http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/03/29/startup-advice-1-differentiation.html#comment-8 Click To Hit » Startup Advice #5: A Thick Skin is Mandatory Thu, 10 May 2007 00:16:13 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/03/29/startup-advice-1-differentiation.html#comment-8 [...] an avid reader of Guy’s blog and I have to say I’m a huge fan. I’ve posted about how my favorites were his posts on the top ten lists of lies by both VC’s and Entrepreneurs [...] […] an avid reader of Guy’s blog and I have to say I’m a huge fan. I’ve posted about how my favorites were his posts on the top ten lists of lies by both VC’s and Entrepreneurs […]

]]> Comment on Passion, The Sometimes Forgotten Factor of Success by Sales Mindset » Startup Advice #4: Stress Is Good, If You Know How to Deal With It http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2005/11/11/passion-the-sometimes-forgotten-factor-of-success.html#comment-7 Sales Mindset » Startup Advice #4: Stress Is Good, If You Know How to Deal With It Fri, 04 May 2007 17:42:12 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2005/11/11/passion-the-sometimes-forgotten-factor-of-success.html#comment-7 [...] to good use such as challenging preconceived notions, or communicating your ideas with vigor and passion. That type of conflict I can handle everyday. It’s when you let conflict become the crux of a [...] […] to good use such as challenging preconceived notions, or communicating your ideas with vigor and passion. That type of conflict I can handle everyday. It’s when you let conflict become the crux of a […]

]]> Comment on As the Whiteboard Saga Turns by Sales Mindset » The Whiteboard Saga Completes http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/03/27/as-the-whiteboard-saga-turns.html#comment-4 Sales Mindset » The Whiteboard Saga Completes Tue, 01 May 2007 12:55:01 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2007/03/27/as-the-whiteboard-saga-turns.html#comment-4 [...] last time I posted about this, I was supposed to call Tracey the next day to find out the status of my delivery. I’m not sure if it was luck, or the fact [...] […] last time I posted about this, I was supposed to call Tracey the next day to find out the status of my delivery. I’m not sure if it was luck, or the fact […]

]]> Comment on The Shameful Word by Anonymous http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2003/11/06/the-shameful-word.html#comment-2 Anonymous Wed, 31 Dec 1969 20:59:59 +0000 http://www.clicktohit.com/blog/_archive/2003/11/06/the-shameful-word.html#comment-2 You're mixing two different concepts. When people object to "being sold" something, they are objecting to being subjected to a sales pitch and not to the experience of purchasing something. Your examples of transactions from which people do not run screaming are merely examples of occasions when people buy something, and they would likely object to "being sold" just as much on those occasions as any other. You're mixing two different concepts. When people object to “being sold” something, they are objecting to being subjected to a sales pitch and not to the experience of purchasing something. Your examples of transactions from which people do not run screaming are merely examples of occasions when people buy something, and they would likely object to “being sold” just as much on those occasions as any other.

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