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Shameless Plugs

Ramit & Ian’s new book Recruit or Die came out today.

Go buy 1,000 copies each and be careful not to die;)


Wen, Jay and friend’s Spock is now open for the public.




Feel free to plug anything else you want in the comments.

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19 Responses to “Shameless Plugs”

  • Lindsay Lohan
    August 8th, 2007
    12:54 pm

    Fake Lindsay Lohan is the funniest and most accurate place for all your fake Lindsay Lohan news. If you subscribe you get a free gram in your inbox – yay!

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  • Patrick
    August 8th, 2007
    1:36 pm

    Yesterday I released an SEO & AdSense WordPress theme. The design is nothing special, but it’s the backbone that matters.

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  • Ross at HatchThat
    August 8th, 2007
    2:22 pm

    Interviewed a promotional supplier, asked what mistake most people make with cheap promo pens.

    http://www.hatchthat.com/brennan-ryan/

  • JW
    August 8th, 2007
    4:00 pm

    Hey Noah,
    I’m reading “Call to Action” right now. It’s a really good book about landing page optimization and general web design tips.

    You should check it out. I think you’ll like it.

  • Matt Snider
    August 8th, 2007
    4:03 pm

    is ‘came’ intentionally misspelled as ‘cam’ ? I can never tell with you marketing people. :p

  • Noah Kagan
    August 8th, 2007
    4:13 pm

    Jason,

    I read Call to Action, decent book.

    Matt,

    Fixed. I just suck at spelling and grammar.

  • Wont reveal the name
    August 8th, 2007
    6:30 pm

    As much as I am happy for Ramit in getting a book out, sometimes I am baffled as well. What real experience does he have to write stuff like this? Has he ever worked within a human resource department in a large corporate setting?

    If I speak to 1000 people on “building plasma tv’s”, does it mean I am now qualified to write a book about it.

    While I enjoy reading parts of his blog over the years, I sometimes think california is full of these types of people. They dont really get ‘real’ jobs, but portray themselves to be experts in several fields.

    Sorry for the harsh remarks, but truth sometimes is a bitter pill to swallow.

  • Frank
    August 8th, 2007
    8:11 pm

    hooray for ramit’s new book :o D

    i visited spock and my initial reaction was the link was broken and i ended up on one of those domain-squatter pages where some company bought a domain to resell to someone else who might want it. i dunno why, something about the design and random-looking search text. i also don’t know what the heck the site is about. given i didn’t try very hard, but well.. you know how the internet works…

    and now i plug my own site, also open to criticism heheh…
    http://greenitup.e-frank.com still in development :o P

  • Ramit Sethi
    August 8th, 2007
    11:32 pm

    Noah, thanks for the post!

    Won’t reveal the name, why don’t you pick up the book to check it out? If you don’t think it’s useful, you can always return it. But I think you will. I also worked with two co-authors, and Chris Resto (the lead author) founded and runs MIT’s largest internship program that connects students and employers.

  • Jeremy
    August 9th, 2007
    12:01 am

    Hey All, we just released our latest project at People Like Us – Styles for your iPod. No need to really explain them, you just have to see!

    http://www.peoplelikeusstyle.com

    Perhaps a burrito themes style would go down nicely for ok dork readers?

  • Karen Hartline
    August 9th, 2007
    10:11 am

    Just name dropped this blog with the Director or Communications at my work. He had heard of it, but hadn’t checked it out. He likes me and my crazy ideas…so I’m sure he’s reading this response right now. **HI SCOTT!**

    I’m interested in checking this book out to see if there’s anything good we can use to recruit fraternity and sorority students to work for us, raise full financial support (translation–budget/salary) and not get paid very much to start off. The joys of working for a non-profit/ministry. **Sidenote–I LOVE my job, so it’s worth it!** Greek students are attracted to higher salary jobs (who isn’t?) so we have to be creative in our recruiting. Our latest strategy is to fly Juniors we’re considering as staff candidates to Orlando during our Greek Staff meetings at a resort. It may be working as we have 15 new staff this year.

    Nothing to plug shamelessly, other than a book I’m reading that’s interesting, http://madetostick.com/. I’m sure you’ve heard of it. Intriguing!

    The burrito theme comment has made me hungry…off to lunch!

  • Noah Everett
    August 9th, 2007
    10:18 am

    Just launched http://www.iamvain.com yesterday Noah. I think you should put your picture up on it. I don’t want to be the only Noah on the site. There is even a widget for your blog http://www.iamvain.com/widget =)

  • Anand Chhatpar
    August 9th, 2007
    10:20 am

    We created a feedburner daily updates list on http://brainreactions.net for all the people who love coming up with new ideas. Feedburner now takes our new Open Brainstorms and mails the questions to all these creative idea people who are happy to use their brainstorming power for you. Check it out or join the list at http://brainreactions.net

  • Karen Hartline
    August 9th, 2007
    1:23 pm

    Darn you, Anand! Something else to distract me during the day. (I’ve already signed up and posted once on brainreactions.net. Good stuff!)

  • Vera Devera
    August 9th, 2007
    2:40 pm

    Curiousfork.net launched this week: a site providing chefs, organizers, performers and foodies with a dynamic webspace for interaction, networking, promotion and sharing.

    I’ve been involved with Ghetto Gourmet for a few years now and it’s founder Jeremy Townsend created Curious Fork/ Furious Cork to continue the spirit of fine dining and creativity.

  • Nick Bakewell
    August 9th, 2007
    5:39 pm

    I’ll read ‘em if someone sends them to me :-D

  • Sean Tario
    August 10th, 2007
    8:07 pm

    Any entrepreneur interested in seeing a Data Center first hand, where most companies provide managed hosting services out of, can contact me personally for a tour of 200 Paul, in South San Fran, a 425,000 square foot facility where over 85% of NorCal’s internet traffic clears through.

    If you happen to be in Los Angeles Wednesday or Thursday next week, we also have a new 3,000 square foot facility coming online within a 50,000 square foot Data Center downtown LA.

    Either way, you can hit me at sean@unitedlayer.com or 408-482-9953.

    Thanks Noah. I miss you :(

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    August 14th, 2007
    2:21 pm

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