I don't think your first paragraph is true.
I don't think your first paragraph is true. Plenty of companies targeting savvy (read: up-market) consumers still use "dark patterns" to try and trick them or rip them off: Free trials that bill you unless you cancel, opt-out special fees, shady marketing that borders on spam. Honestly, when I think of the things I regularly spend money on, there are precious few where I feel "This is a great product that I am happy to support" much more common is the feeling "Well, I really need X, and they're the only ones that make an even halfway acceptable X." or "I guess Y is okay, but it's overpriced for what it does."
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> Your blog post doesn't get found by anyone in Google until you've built up your SEO mojo, your LinkedIn post isn't read without the fol...
I am obviously a very small player doing things as a hobby, I don't matter to Google.
New DOM renderer for Flutter web
Plugin Support for Custom Transformers
It weighs thousands of pounds (of aluminum!), using a 600-pound custom frame and an even more massive support structure, using 6,400 thre...
Passive income often connotes building something once, then sitting back while money pours in.
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I don't think your first paragraph is true.
I don't think your first paragraph is true.
I don't think your first paragraph is true. Plenty of companies targeting savvy (read: up-market) consumers still use "dark patterns" to try and trick them or rip them off: Free trials that bill you unless you cancel, opt-out special fees, shady marketing that borders on spam. Honestly, when I think of the things I regularly spend money on, there are precious few where I feel "This is a great product that I am happy to support" much more common is the feeling "Well, I really need X, and they're the only ones that make an even halfway acceptable X." or "I guess Y is okay, but it's overpriced for what it does."
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