1. Find really popular videos that is in your niche that doesn’t have very many video responses.
2. Post a video response to it.
This is better than just putting up a video because you can leverage other people’s videos. When they’re done looking at that popular video, they’ll see yours and if it’s captivating enough (use good Copywriting technique to have strong headlines), they’ll click on it.
I think that even though Mark Jackson tried to instill a defensive minded strategy, it’ll take some time to get straight.
Also, I loved the hack-a-jordan strategy, even though I think they’d easily pull him out if the strategy were doing well.
In the end, I think Chris Paul’s clutchness and ability to create a shot off the dribble really helped the Los Angeles Clippers pull it away that game.
Hopefully, the Warriors will pick up a good center and we can make it to the playoffs.
Just updated my theme. Going to work on cleaning up the spam and updating the blog.
One of the things I want to try out is just making posts in places where people are searching for something that doesn’t exist.
The most common cliche I hear is “Follow your passion” or, “do what you love” when asked what kind of business to start.
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1) Find a company you know is going to blow up. (Facebook, Groupon, Zynga)
2) Invest as much money in it as possible, at every opportunity.
3) Once the media jumps on it and other investors get in…
4) Get out (cash out).
5) Repeat.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/foremski/this-is-how-yuri-milner-has-already-made-billions-from-the-new-bubble/1717