hi, looking to take a formal course for gtmengineering, the popular ones are out my budget, those who are experienced, can they tell me if this course content is good enough to kickstart the journey. here is the course: https://www.schoolofsales.academy/gtm-engineering#curriculum
FYI: i know basics about outbound
i have a lot of account with duplicate names some activity are logged in one account some are in duplicate one , I want to merge those accounts in SF how to do it
Domain or Niche: Business, Education, Tech
DA or DR: 44
Price: $60
Organic Traffic (world) - 40K+
Pages cited in AI - 1.7K+
We provide link to education, tech, business and startup websites. Strcictly avoid porn, batting and gaming websites
Same as title, here are the stats.
Website metrics
Domain rating - 37+
Organic Traffic (world) - 40K+
Organic Traffic (US) - 6k+
Pages cited in AI - 1.7K+
We provide link to education, tech, business and startup websites. Strcictly avoid porn, batting and gaming websites
looking to go on a trip to kasol from delhi, will leave friday night and comeback monday morning.. i dont want much of crowd, nor i want to go for a trek ..i want chill place, good food views , any reccs pls?
also if places to stay as well, not a dorm a pvt. room prefrably
looking to go on a trip to kasol from delhi, will leave friday night and comeback monday morning.. i dont want much of crowd, nor i want to go for a trek ..i want chill place, good food views , any reccs pls?
also if places to stay as well, not a dorm a pvt. room prefrably
been freelancing for about 2 years and hit this weird plateau
every project starts feeling identical... user auth, crud operations, maybe stripe integration, some file uploads
then lately every client wants "ai features" so now i'm also wiring up llm apis for chatbots or content generation
honestly the business logic changes but the actual code structure is basically copy paste at this point
started tracking my api costs across projects recently and realized i was bleeding money on markup fees from aggregator platforms... switched to something with zero fees and it made a noticeable difference
but like the bigger thing is... is this just what web dev becomes? you learn the patterns once (how frontend talks to backend, how to call third party apis, database design) and then it's just variations forever?
not complaining about the work just feels weird when clients think they're getting something custom but really 80% of the codebase could've been a template
does this change at bigger companies or is senior dev work just being really efficient at these repeating patterns
curious if anyone else hit this point or if i'm missing something
7 years in tech. Hot take: EVERYONE OBSESSES OVER: Model benchmarks (useless), Token cost (vanity). WHAT ACTUALLY MATTERS: Reliability/Uptime, Latency under load, Fallback speed. CMOs: Stop asking for cheaper models. Ask "are we routing smartly?" Am I crazy?
This saved my app last month. Consumer AI tool, 5M users. 3pm: Alert flagged latency spike. 3:15pm: Automatic routing switched to Anthropic. 4pm: OpenAI goes down completely. By 7pm outage was over, but our app stayed up. Real-time routing isn't paranoia, it's insurance. The 4-hour window is everything.