"No developer, no problem" - ugh
What's wrong with not needing a developer to implement something?
Nothing. That’s the problem.
Reader Revenue Manager
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#12I am perpetually mystified by the engagement-industrial complex. If I want to be "engaged" by some form of media, I keep the tab open until I consume it. Either that or it ends up in Pocket, where I might happen upon it on the next visit to getpocket.com/random. Newsletters slamming into my inbox means it's just going to get lost in the noise -- context-switching notwithstanding (though probably the biggest factor),…
Email newsletters don't slam into my inbox. They sidle in, close the door quietly and get comfy in my newsletters folder. But these are ones I've chosen to sign up for - program language related and a couple from individuals who I think are interesting.
Like you, what I don't understand is the email sign-up form popup companies push in front of you on every visit. Nobody wants your "newsletter". Nobody wants to be signed up to your newsletter when they sign up to your service or buy something from your store.
Re: Reader Revenue Manager
#13is this just bait to trick us into thinking there's news about google reader?
It’s an elaborate ploy to make us believe they never canceled Google Reader.