I see you're taking inspiration from Marketing Examples with the layout of the site.
It is a poor version of MExamples because of the lack of content.
More content are coming! I will work hard on it
I made a database of TL;DR business strategies/case studies
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#42Tldr for business strategies wouldn't work for anyone.. strategies must be read in-depth and a lot of it. I wouldn't scratch the surface for strategies.
It offers a summary of the main points to maybe a 10mins read.
So if you're interested in the strategies used, there is also a link to the main article.
Re: I made a database of TL;DR business strategies/case studies
#43Why do we need a website to store a collection of URLs to other sites' articles?
This site offers a quick summary of the major points mentioned in an article that might take you 10 mins to read. And also it curates all business articles written by founders on one site. So yeah. Plenty of people needed it :)
I'm not at all clear how your 2nd paragraph follows from the first.
Re: I made a database of TL;DR business strategies/case studies
#44The very first case I opened was this: https://www.growthunt.com/record/recs0zRzWCwBB1AB1/from-laun... It links to a post by a Roger Swannell, which is actually empty besides a link to a deleted IndieHackers post by Danny Postma. The summary said they made $15875 in 48h with the 'LandingFolio' product, but checking out the archived page [1] you'll see that they boast the exact same figure for a completely different p…
Hey, founder of both Landingfolio & Headlime here. I'm from the Netherlands, currently living in Bali.
The Indiehacker post was about the revenue for Headlime. I've taken the post down since 9 companies decided to steal my content based on the post..
Re: I made a database of TL;DR business strategies/case studies
#45How is this example not simply fraudulent / lying? https://www.growthunt.com/record/rec2WipWzOnr06ODF/getting- 400-signups-with-a-video-of-a-product-that-didn-t-exist ... leading to: https://www.lunadio.com/blog/i-got-400-signups-with-a-video-... "Hi, we created plugin for generating ads in Photoshop" ... after faking a video to make it look like this what had been done. If this is the kind of crap that goes on to 'c…
Its called validation. A lot of successful companies are doing it. Zappos by Tony Hsieh is one example that comes to mind.
With the linked example, there is no successful 'company', just someone lying.
Re: I made a database of TL;DR business strategies/case studies
#46The very first case I opened was this: https://www.growthunt.com/record/recs0zRzWCwBB1AB1/from-laun... It links to a post by a Roger Swannell, which is actually empty besides a link to a deleted IndieHackers post by Danny Postma. The summary said they made $15875 in 48h with the 'LandingFolio' product, but checking out the archived page [1] you'll see that they boast the exact same figure for a completely different p…
Hey, founder of both Landingfolio & Headlime here. I'm from the Netherlands, currently living in Bali. The Indiehacker post was about the revenue for Headlime. I've taken the post down since 9 companies decided to steal my content based on the post..
Hallo! That's awkward, was just playing off the stereotype. I owe you an apology then, didn't consider that possibility and also got the purpose of Headlime wrong.
Note that the article at https://www.growthunt.com/record/recs0zRzWCwBB1AB1/from-laun... is still up with a reference to Landingfolio as of now.