Nasir Uddin @nasircli

Self Employed & Entrepreneur Joined September 2018

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Hasan Toor ✪ @hasantoxr

2 years ago

15 Best ChatGPT prompts to finish hours of work in seconds(all new):

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1. All in one prompt for you Train ChatGPT to write its own unlimited prompts for you. Prompt: You are GPT-4, OpenAI's advanced language model. Today, your job is to generate prompts for GPT-4. Can you generate the best prompts on ways to <what you want>

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

3 years ago

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Steve Schoger @steveschoger

6 years ago

When designing an app, I find it really helpful to have a few reference examples to help validate UI/UX pattern ideas. Here are a few of my favourites that I have bookmarked. Any other apps I should check out?

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

Being nice is a marketing strategy

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

@DerekCavaliero 1) As Google gets smarter h1's are becoming increasingly less relevant. Keyword in meta title tags is enough. It's hard to convince some people of this. 3) Look how Podia fits in “[competitor] alternative“ keyword into every title. It's possible: marketingexamples.com/seo/competitor…

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

It's the same with landing pages. Your title should reflect your customer's mindset: 1) How “warm“ is the traffic? 2) Are they looking for a solution? 3) Do they understand the problem? Write accordingly:

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

4/ Memorable is more important than likeable. People jump from site to site and come back to what they remember:

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

3/ You’re not Vladamir Nabakov Failed authors turned copywriters like to write fancy titles which say, quite literally, nothing. Don't complicate an original product:

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

2/ You're on a speed date If you can't make your product interesting in six words sell the benefits instead:

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Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

1/ Speak with conviction • Don't say “We help” say “It's how” • Don't say “alternative” say “replaces”

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Nasir Uddin @nasircli

6 years ago

Great Twitter account. Like Refactoring UI but for marketing ❤

Marketing Examples @GoodMarketingHQ

6 years ago

Great Twitter account. Like Refactoring UI but for marketing ❤

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Nasir Uddin @nasircli

6 years ago

Hey @jonasschmedtman, Food2Fork.com has shut down its API on November 30th, 2019. Do you have any alternate API or will you update your course for that part?

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Addy Osmani @addyosmani

6 years ago

Things to look for in a code review: Code is... - Well designed - Readable by others - Doing what the author intended - No more complex than needed - Not degrading system code health - Commented with the why vs. what - Appropriately tested - Sufficiently documented