Quick tinkering on my blog
I just tinkered around with my blog a little bit to expose some of my "back catalog" of content that I’ve written over the last couple months. For those of you who have my blog on your feed reader, click here to check it out.
The most substantial change was to expose a bunch of previous essays that might be new to some people. It’s on the left sidebar, underneath my new picture 
Here’s the list of previous blog entries:
- 10 obvious strategies to ruthlessly acquire users
- 10 tips for meeting people at industry events
- 5 things that make your social network monetize like crap
- Adwords is not enough for success on the consumer web
- Are people like lab rats? Using reward schedules to drive engagement
- Couple quotes on Facebook in Wired, Fortune, and NYT
- Game design tutorial at the GDC
- How do you find a badass co-founder, Part 2
- How do you find a badass co-founder?
- How much is a Facebook user worth, anyway?
- How to fool VCs into thinking you have traction, Part 1
- How to fool VCs into thinking you have traction, Part 2
- How to fool VCs into thinking you have traction, Part 3
- How to fool VCs into thinking you have traction, Part 4
- Is Google the next Wal-Mart?
- Is your site really viral? Viral Branding versus Viral Action
- Rule of thumb: Is 1-9-90 really correct?
- Verifying startup assumptions, Part 2
- Viral marketing is not a marketing strategy
- What every Web 2.0 entrepreneur should know about virtual goods
- What is your W2SAT* score? (*Web 2.0 Startup Aptitude Test)
- What’s an Entrepreneur-in-Residence?
- What’s broken about online dating?
- What’s broken with online travel?
- What’s your viral loop? Understanding the engine of adoption
- Why do people avoid checking their assumptions?
- Your site will succeed or fail in the first 10 seconds
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http://www.mychurch.org/joesuh Joe Suh
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