How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
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Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#2Just bought the bundle. What a deal!
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#3I'm sure there is a market for companies who would rather pay to have it written for them -- I know I'd certainly be interested. Any thoughts on launching a startup that does copywriting for companies/people? Perhaps charge by the word or page?
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#4Congratulations! I'm sure there is a market for companies who would rather pay to have it written for them -- I know I'd certainly be interested. Any thoughts on launching a startup that does copywriting for companies/people? Perhaps charge by the word or page?
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#5Joanna, you really are a pro. Your generosity and your talent shine through. I have no doubt this will be huge success. Just bought the bundle. What a deal!
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#6Joanna, you really are a pro. Your generosity and your talent shine through. I have no doubt this will be huge success. Just bought the bundle. What a deal!
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#7Joanna, you really are a pro. Your generosity and your talent shine through. I have no doubt this will be huge success. Just bought the bundle. What a deal!
Bought it as well. I couldn't find the "coupon" textbox though.. but nevermind, $33 is still a good deal!
In case this is a problem for anyone else, the coupon code box is on the first page of the cart/checkout, on the left side of the screen, just below the product thumbnail.
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#8Best marketing of the year award.
Really awesome.
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#9Congratulations! I'm sure there is a market for companies who would rather pay to have it written for them -- I know I'd certainly be interested. Any thoughts on launching a startup that does copywriting for companies/people? Perhaps charge by the word or page?
Re: How 1 HN post compelled me to leave Intuit and create a new startup for startups
#10What's very cool about this is that the page itself is actually a sample that will sell you on the book. Best marketing of the year award. Really awesome.