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The Mom Test
Rob Fitzpatrick
Availability Cascade: When a new concept enters the arena of ideas, people react to it, thereby amplifying it. The idea thus becomes more popular, causing even more people to amplify it by reacting to it, until everyone feels the need to talk about it.
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@G_S_Bhogal on Twitter
The idea is to auto-archive involuntary subscription emails and manually look for what you want, such as discount deals, within the archive folder when needed. The basic steps in Gmail: 1 Within Gmail settings, go to the search box and click the down arrow. Click the “Filters” tab. Enter your search criteria. 2 Choose “Create a new filter” and in the “Matches” row, enter keyword “unsubscribe.” 3 Click “continue” and select “Skip the Inbox (Archive It).” 4 Optional: Select “Also apply filter to matching conversations” (to unclutter all past emails).
The Million-Dollar, One-Person Business
Elaine Pofeldt
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