speakinginbytes.com

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Speakinginbytes.com receives any estimated 744 unique visitors and 88 unique page views per day. Revenue gained from these much visits may be $0 per day from various advertising sources. The estimated worth of site is $84. Similarweb global rank is 8,224,808. Maximum no. of users comes from .

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Patrick's Programming Blog - Build cool stuff. Share cool stuff. Repeat.

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I love helping people get their own business started. I talk about e-commerce, WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, & a ton more.

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Text / Code Ratio 34.41 %

speakinginbytes.com has a website text/code ratio of 34.41 %. Search engine crawlers tend to not pick up pages with inadequate content.

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1	Patrick's programming blog
2	Product marketing manager for nexcess
3	Making a product: one year ın
4	Respect the process
5	Make something remarkable
6	Woosesh 2018 wrap up
7	The difference between a game and a product
8	Pricing & manufacturing my product
9	Ecommerce business models
10	Outgrowing my own graphic design skills
11	Starting is ıntimidating
12	Post navigation

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1	Build cool stuff. share cool stuff. repeat.
2	Main menu
3	What a product marketing manager does
4	Why ı got on board
5	New challenges
6	Product development
7	Landing page – the start of marketing
8	Manufacturing
9	Pricing
10	Marketing
11	Still to do
12	Advice for ecommerce agencies
13	Do something
14	Goals
15	Results
16	Should we do ıt again?
17	Drops***pping – business model #1
18	Reselling – business model #2
19	White or private labeling – business model #3
20	Manufacturing – business model #4
21	Licensing – business model #5
22	Conclusion
23	Spend time finding more / better stock photography
24	A part time designer
25	A design service
26	ın between
27	Out of my depth
28	The workshop
29	Starting is hard
30	Hi there!
31	Current hits

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1	Managed woocommerce hosting
2	What's the deal with nexcess / liquid web
3	Filter feedback
4	Feedback is great for articulating problems not solutions
5	Landing page technology
6	Attendance
7	Benefits for drops***pping
8	Drawbacks to drops***pping
9	Successful drops***pping stores
10	Benefits to reselling
11	Drawbacks to reselling
12	Successful reselling stores
13	Benefits of white / private labeling
14	Drawbacks of white / private labeling
15	Successful white labeling
16	Benefits to manufacturing
17	Drawbacks to manufacturing
18	Successful manufacturers
19	Help others starting

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1	Product Marketing Manager for WooCommerce
2	Feature 2 (2)
3	I'm planning to launch my product on Kickstarter February 5th
4	you have to be incredibly good at filtering feedback
5	So listen to your audience; they're dropping all of the right hints.
6	You need to learn how to say no quickly.
7	You can use similar products on the marketplace as a starting point. But you have to look at your numbers.
8	Getting attention is one of the hardest things to do online.
9	One thing that's not helpful: don't throw out MORE ideas.
10	The first is that we had to have deep learning
11	Goal #2 was to create community
12	Instead we had more than 2,800 people register & more than 1,400 partic****te live during at least one session.
13	Low barrier to entry. (2)
14	No fulfillment or inventory management.
15	Location independent.
16	Scalable.
17	Low Margins.
18	Complex s***pping.
19	Lack of control.
20	Customer Interest
21	Single Source Fulfillment
22	Larger Margins
23	Experiment on Demand
24	Malleable Overhead
25	No Branding
26	Capital Intensive (2)
27	Managing Cashflow
28	Branding (2)
29	Loyalty
30	Avoid Price Comparisons
31	Greater Margins
32	Build A Brand
33	Unlimited Imagination
34	Intellectual property
35	Long Process
36	Prototyping
37	Language barriers
38	Costs
39	If you notice someone is new help them out.

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1	Feature 1
2	WordPress
3	great
4	works
5	“Making a Product” (5)
6	quickly
7	new
8	every
9	anything
10	phenomenal (2)
11	h**** yes
12	huge (2)
13	long
14	everything
15	VISIBLE SIX PACKS
16	after

LINK ANALYSIS

Total Link Count: 128

Internal Link Count : 75

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1	Patrick's Programming Blog Build cool stuff. Share cool stuff. Repeat.	image
2	Home	text
3	Return to Content	text
4	Home	text
5	About	text
6	Tools	text
7	Contact	text
8	Privacy	text
9	January 27, 2020	text
10	Product Marketing Manager for Nexcess	text
11	Discussion	text
12	11 Comments	text
13	Patrick Rauland	text
14	January 21, 2019	text
15	Making a Product: One Year In	text
16	Last year I promised	text
17	I compared my game to similar games	text
18	Discussion	text
19	2 Comments	text
20	Patrick Rauland	text
21	December 17, 2018	text
22	Respect The Process	text
23	Continue Reading…	text
24	Discussion	text
25	1 Comment	text
26	Patrick Rauland	text
27	November 26, 2018	text
28	Make Something Remarkable	text
29	Continue Reading…	text
30	Marketing	text
31	3 Comments	text
32	Patrick Rauland	text
33	November 20, 2018	text
34	WooSesh 2018 Wrap Up	text
35	Projects	text
36	4 Comments	text
37	Patrick Rauland	text
38	November 8, 2018	text
39	The Difference Between a Game and a Product	text
40	Continue Reading…	text
41	Discussion	text
42	1 Comment	text
43	Patrick Rauland	text
44	September 28, 2018	text
45	Pricing & Manufacturing My Product	text
46	create my own physical product	text
47	Continue Reading…	text
48	Discussion	text
49	0 Comments	text
50	Patrick Rauland	text

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1	Managed WooCommerce hosting	text
2	announced a Managed WooCommerce plan	text
3	Kickoff Labs	text
4	A month ago CMON (a huge board game company) reported losses of 4.1 million dollars	text
5	#WooConf	text
6	@thevillage969	text
7	https://t.co/uYzL2XzTlk	text
8	pic.twitter.com/wQietuZtc3	text
9	November 3, 2014	text
10	@mindsizeme	text
11	#WooConf	text
12	pic.twitter.com/KsdY8YOHju	text
13	October 20, 2017	text
14	WPSessions	text
15	WordSesh	text
16	WooSesh	text
17	Crowdcast	text
18	went on podcasts	text
19	created short videos showing the speakers & their content	text
20	worked with WooCommerce to write a guest blog post on their site	text
21	wrote rules on cards	text
22	prototyping events	text
23	outsourced the design work	text
24	professional prototyping service	text
25	no idea this wasn't a professionally made game	text
26	see around 20% margins	text
27	Wayfair	text
28	back in 2012 most of their products were s***pping directly from suppliers	text
29	TrollingMotors.net	text
30	who talked about it on his eCommerce podcast & blog	text
31	eCommerce Fuel	text
32	California Fly Shop	text
33	My Snacks	text
34	HoopsKing	text
35	Floyd's Barbershop	text
36	Floyd's Barbershop	text
37	The Chocolate Therapist	text
38	Presto!	text
39	Cuddle mattress	text
40	makerspace	text
41	Hickies	text
42	EnChroma	text
43	Ripple Rug	text
44	Popcorn Chicken	text
45	-	image
46	-	image
47	-	image
48	-	image
49	one of my favorite conferences	text
50	pic.twitter.com/0rEMbivEtk	text
51	December 18, 2014	text
52	WordPress	text
53	Highwind	text