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Would you pay $10 a month + (some budget you determine) to receive a "You're doing X this weekend" type email/calendar invite . It would be complete with instructions of what you need to do, where you need to be and what it is. Thoughts?
I think it could be free and you could monetize from businesses who need customers.
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#32I would pay $100 for $10000.
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https://betterexplained.com might be worth checking out.
this website is great, but I want to have someone to explain the latest papers to me.
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#35I would pay $50/Month to get real valuable leads on businesses/owner that are considering selling their online product based SAAS business.
- Opportunity Overload: http://opportunityoverload.com/
- FE International is a broker that does this: http://feinternational.com/
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#36I would pay $200/month for high-quality data engineering/science leads.
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#37I would pay $45/month for an stock options trading course.
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https://betterexplained.com might be worth checking out.
this website is great, but I want to have someone to explain the latest papers to me.
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#39I would pay $10/month for new things to do in my city (Denver).
Would you pay $10 a month + (some budget you determine) to receive a "You're doing X this weekend" type email/calendar invite . It would be complete with instructions of what you need to do, where you need to be and what it is. Thoughts?
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#402000 for a 14 inch ultrabook with a great screen, great keyboard and great batery life
A good chunk of money for ads free, in depth technical articals