Podcasts about beta tests

Samsung braucht eine gefühlte Ewigkeit, um Android 15 und One UI 7 für ältere Smartphones und Tablets zu veröffentlichen. Langsam tut sich aber etwas. Immer mehr Beta-Tests für Geräte starten, die bisher nicht versorgt wurden. Jetzt werden auch die ersten beiden Tablets aktualisiert.

Anmeldung zum NewsLetter! In Folge 73 sprechen Alex und Mark über den ersten Eindruck der Spieler zum neuen MMORPG Corepunk, den Schummlern beim Rennen um die World Firsts in Final Fantasy XIV und die Massensperrungen in Tibia. Dazu kommen kleine News zur neuen Waffe in Throne and Liberty, zur Ankündigung von EverQuest 3 und zum Spielerrekord in Old School RuneScape. Vor den großen 6 sprechen wir noch über neue Beta-Tests und ein Cozy-MMO von Ubisoft, das von einem Insider vorgestellt wird. Bei WoW geht es dann um Leaver in Mythic+-Dungeons und Lost Ark hat eine positive und eine negative News. In der neuen Frage der Woche möchten wir dieses Mal wissen: Sollten MMORPGs den Einsatz von Addons generell erlauben oder verbieten? Unser Partner und Sponsor ist Instant Gaming. Dort bekommt ihr günstig Game-Keys, Gems für Guild Wars 2, Spielzeit für WoW und vieles mehr. Hier unser Reflink: https://www.instant-gaming.com/?igr=mmonews. MMO News erscheint jeden Donnerstag. Ihr könnt uns zudem eine E-Mail mit Feedback schreiben oder uns auf Twitter folgen: MMO News Alex Mark Oder unserem Discord beitreten. Wer möchte, kann uns zudem auf Patreon unterstützen oder auf Paypal spenden

In this episode, I'm diving into beta testing and why it's such a game-changer for launching anything new. I'll walk you through how I've used it for years—like for my Be Unmistakable course and the Layout Library—to get real feedback, tweak things before going big, and score solid testimonials. We'll chat about how I run my beta tests, including how much I charge, how I keep the group small, and what questions I ask to make sure the feedback is actually helpful. If you're gearing up to launch something, this episode will give you the lowdown on how to test it out first and make sure you're onto a winner. ———— THE LINKS —

Why Massive Geomagnetic Storms and EMPs Are Beta Tests for Controlled Catastrophes

Elzie Flenard engages in a dynamic conversation with Jonathan Cronstedt about leadership, self-leadership, and the transformative journey of Kajabi. Jonathan emphasizes the evolving nature of leadership across different stages, highlighting the challenges of self-leadership and the need to overcome the desire for approval.Their discussion explores the intricate relationship between purpose, culture, and business growth, drawing inspiration from Netflix's "good goodbye" concept. Jonathan introduces the "bullseye" concept from his upcoming book, "Billion Dollar Bullseye," outlining seven core areas of focus in a business. Purpose, profit, product, prestige, promotion, persuasion, and people form the concentric rings that contribute to a company's growth.Jonathan shares valuable lessons for entrepreneurs, urging them to focus on solving real problems, remaining customer-centric, and adapting to the evolving landscape of business. As the conversation unfolds, listeners gain deep insights into the dynamics of leadership, navigating challenges, and the power of purpose in driving entrepreneurial success.Episode Highlights:13:31 - The most famous quote on culture is from Peter Drucker, who says "Culture eats strategy for breakfast", and he's right. This is one of those areas where I think the biggest mistake that most companies are making as it relates to their culture is that they're trying to be everything to everybody. And you just simply can't be that, whether you're looking at the customers you serve, the employees you have, or even your own internal goals, I really do think that you've got to get very, very precise on what those goals are and how those goals are brought about through an organization.28:09 - I don't know the right answer for you. I know the right answer for Kajabi was to remain steadfastly focused. The outcome, which was the success of our customers, meant that when our customers needed email, we built email. When our customers needed automated live events, we built automated live events.It meant that whatever our customers needed, we were committed to staying at the forefront of that for them.32:20 - I'm a much bigger fan of actual intelligence than I am of artificial intelligence. That's the AI that I choose to focus on. I think that right now, AI is an amazing tool, but it's a terrible leader. If you're counting on the fact that AI is going to replace your business, then you probably deserve to be replaced by AI. If the world needed information and that was what was important or relevant, we'd already be set; you know, all of the information is online, available for free, and in a disorganized and possibly not true fashion, but it's all out there and available. And AI is learning off of that and is a little bit better. But I think we're going to see AI go through the same adoption curve that we always see everything go through that everyone's going to get really excited about, like the Internet in 1995.Connect with Elzie LinkedInJoin the Flame StartersSupport the journeyContact JonathanLinkedIn

In der Rubrik “Investments & Exits” begrüßen wir heute Jan Miczaika, Partner bei HV Capital. Jan kommentiert die Finanzierungsrunde von Mirror. Kağan Sümer, der Gründer von Gorillas, hat in einer Pre-Seed-Runde zwischen 6 und 8 Millionen US-Dollar für sein neues Healthtech Mirror erhalten. Mirror, das gemeinsam mit Uğur Samut von Gorillas gegründet wurde, entwickelt eine Gesundheitsmanagement-App, die physische Tests, Wearable-Daten und personalisierte Empfehlungen kombiniert, um den Nutzern bei der Verwaltung von Schlaf, Fitness und Ernährung zu helfen. Das Startup, das von Investoren wie Atlantic Labs und Calm/Storm Ventures unterstützt wird, hat mit Beta-Tests in Deutschland begonnen und plant, in der ersten Hälfte des Jahres 2024 auf den Markt zu kommen und später im selben Jahr nach Großbritannien zu expandieren. Mirror hatte ursprünglich ein Bluttest-Startup in Betracht gezogen, seine Pläne aber geändert.

Blizzard, the renowned video game developer, has announced that it will be holding two playable open beta tests for the highly anticipated game Diablo 4. The beta tests will be held in March, and gamers around the world will have the opportunity to play the game on all platforms. The first beta weekend, scheduled for March 17-19, will be available exclusively to players who have pre-ordered Diablo 4. This early access will allow players to explore the game's prologue and first act, as well as the opening zone, Fractured Peaks, and level their characters up to level 25. They will also be able to take on side quests and dungeons beyond the story of Act 1. The second beta weekend, scheduled for March 24-26, will be available to all players. Similar to the first beta weekend, players will be able to play the game's prologue and first act, level their characters up to level 25, and take on side quests and dungeons. It's worth noting that progress made during the beta will carry over from weekend to weekend during the beta, but not to the full game. So, while players won't be able to continue from where they left off in the beta, they will still be able to get a good sense of the game's mechanics and get a feel for the gameplay. To participate in the beta, players will need a Battle.net account to redeem their beta code. The beta will be available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. In conclusion, the Diablo 4 open beta tests offer players an early hands-on experience with the game before its official release. Gamers can explore the game's opening zone, level up their characters, and take on side quests and dungeons. If you're a fan of the Diablo franchise, or just a gamer looking for a new game to play, be sure to mark your calendars for the beta weekends in March. Source: Polygon

David Meets the British TEAM Group, Part 1: Treating adolescents, Intrusive thoughts, TEAM-CBT homework, Surprises from the beta tests, and more. Greg – What were the Surprising Results of the Feeling Good Beta Test? What were the surprising results you referred to in the beta testing the new TEAMCBT App? Were there some things that weren't effective or didn't work in the way you expected? Rima – Is Psychotherapy “Homework” required in TEAM-CBT? I have a question about rapid recovery with TEAM CBT. Traditional CBT usually takes quite a lot of sessions and requires homework between sessions. How does this fit with a recovery in a single (two-hour) session? Do the patients still have to do homework? Paul – Treating PTSD with Intrusive Thoughts How can TEAM help an individual who has intrusive thoughts about a traumatic event in their past? Jessica – Treating Adolescents with TEAM-CBT Do you need to vary the therapy techniques when working with adolescents, as opposed to adults? And if so, how? Peter – Positive Reframing in TEAM—How much is “enough?” When you do Positive Reframing to reduce Outcome Resistance, how extensively do you have to do it? Do you have to include every emotion the patient has listed on their Dailly Mood Log? Do you also have to focus on most or all of their Negative Thoughts? What's the best approach? The following questions will be answered next week in Part 2 of David's encounter with the British group. Tom – Burns vs. Van De Kolk After reading The Body Keeps the Score, by trauma specialist and psychiatrist, Dr Bessel Van De Kolk, it would appear that people with complex trauma require a high degree of stabilizing work, like deep-breathing, meditation, or yoga, before they can engage with effective therapy. Otherwise, they might not have the words to describe their emotions, or might have repressed memories. In addition, they might not engage or might become destabilized and highly emotional or destructive towards themselves and other people. I wonder if that's your experience with patients you have seen with severe complex trauma in your career? Do you think the TEAM-CBT model has limitations in this area and would you refer to a trauma specialist before embarking on TEAM therapy with such a patient? Sean – Treating Somatic Symptoms with TEAM I'm curious about dealing with the somatic experiences of patients struggling with anxiety, depression, insomnia, trauma, etc. Clients can often challenge their distorted Negative Thoughts but still struggle with the somatic symptoms. I'm curious to know David's thoughts. Hassam – Treating Chronic Doubters with TEAM I'm wondering if David has had experiences with chronic doubters - obsessive doubt in which a patient might say: "Yeah, all these cognitive techniques seem good and all, but what if really I am useless and worthless, and all of this has just been a gimmick? What if it is all a lie? What if we have missed something which really would show how worthless I am ?" Basically, this is closely related to the Pure O version of OCD. OCD is known as the doubting disease, and I really want to hear David's thoughts on how he operates with extremely sticky doubting thoughts. Jacky – Treating Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) with TEAM I have a question about clients with Generalized Anxiety Disorder. When they present with multiple worries, do we need to cognitively restructure every worry? Clients with GAD often have multiple worries so we could be there for quite a while if we have to work on every single worry! End of the Part 1 Questions. David will return to the British group for Part 2 in the future, since they had many additional questions. Here is a note from Dr. Peter Spurrier to all who want more information about the British TEAM-CBT training group: If you are interested in learning more about our group, or want to contact members, please visit us at: https://feelinggood.uk.com/ You will find contact details for many of us on the "Our TEAM CBT Practitioners" page. If you are interested in joining our TEAM-CBT training group, or want more information, you can email me (Dr. Peter Spurrier) at Docspurr@gmail.com.

So, as many of you know (if you follow me on social media) we have had a very unexpected spontaneous pregnancy test and I am currently nearing 12 weeks pregnant. This episode we talk about what has been going on for us since we found out, how we found out and how we have been feeling navigating pregnancy after loss/termination for medical reasons. We hope that by sharing this next very unexpected chapter of our fertility journey this may help others who also find themselves navigating pregnancy after loss. Please, if you are not in the space to be hearing conversation about pregnancy, skip past this episode and protect your heart. Thank you as always for listening and let us know your thoughts on the episode. You can always leave us a message or ask a question using the message button in the shownotes (available on Spotify, Apple and Anchor podcasts) See stories for more on instagram @emmakbelle Join the IVF after loss facebook group HERE Find more about TFMR Mamas Support HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/all-ivf-ever-wanted/message

Solltest du umsonst arbeiten? Wann macht es Sinn zu arbeiten, ohne einen monetären Ausgleich zu erhalten? Wie sieht es bei Freunden und Verwandten aus? Gibt es Grauzonen? In dieser Folge beleuchte ich meine Entscheidungskriterien anhand von 4 konkreten Fällen: Business Starter:innen, Beta Tests, Friends & Family und brancheninterne Deals. Wenn du ab und zu unschlüssig bist, wie du deine Entscheidung deinen Kund:innen kommunizieren sollst, habe ich ein paar Tipps für dich - hör mal in die Folge rein. Mehr von mir: Instagram: @brandtimestories Website: www.brandtimestories.de Foto: Veronika Schweiger

Beta Tests für cookieless Tracking Methoden, Audio Ads auf YouTube und mehr

Neues Jahr neues Glück! Und dieses neue Jahr startet schon wieder mit einigen Highlights von LinkedIn. Die Social Audio Funktionen sollen noch in Januar 2022 in die Beta Tests gehen und eine Video Konferenz Funktion wurde für Q2/2022 angekündigt. Whooohooooo... Es gibt wieder einiges zu besprechen.

Tips this week include: • It's been a week of bumps and glitches online • Changes to my Site Audit services • Zero-day Log4J security issue update • Why you need to get your email off your hosting • What's up with hosts down and internet being slow and glitchy • cPanel's new SEO Beta testing program and why I'll be jumping in • Matt Mullenweg's State of the Word address is tonight • Update on the WP Performance Team • Tests on a new way to do Reusable Blocks and maybe even build Block Patterns • New Amazon Links exclusion for WP Fastest Cache • What's up with the bogus redirect warning email from Google Search Console

Die weltgrößte Spielemesse findet in Deutschland statt – und keiner merkt's? Martin und Sven blicken auf die Gamescom und diskutieren neben den Highlights auf den Sinn und Unsinn einer solchen Veranstaltung in Zeiten von Corona. Dabei ist auch Netflix-Gaming ein Thema, dass jetzt in Form eines Beta-Tests gestartet ist. Und: Sind Google & Fitbit DAS Team für die Zukunft der smarten Uhren und Tracker?

In the past, when I have a brand new service I have done it as a beta - the benefits to this are worth the try for both you and your clients.

We talk about Starlink Beta testers reporting very fast internet speeds.   #StarlinksPR #starlink #spacex #spacexlaunch #spacexploration #SpaceXLanding #spacexpress #spacexx #spacexdragon #elonmusk #elonmuskstuff #elonmusknews #ElonMuskQuotes #elonmuskisabeast #elonmuskisagenius #internet #internetmarketing #internetradio #internetfriends #internetofthings #internetmarketer #internetanneleri #internetmarketinglifestyle #internetmarketingtips #InternetBusiness #internetlifestyle #internetmarketingtraining #internetmoney #internetbestfriends #internetfriend

Apple und Google setzen auf dezentrale Corona-Apps +++ Cyberkriminelle verstärken Aktivitäten in der Coronakrise +++ Textbombe kann Iphones lahmlegen +++ Unbefugte hatten Zugriff auf 160.000 Nintendo-Nutzerkonten +++ Unesco sieht weltweite digitale Kluft +++ Markus Richter wird neuer Regierungsbeauftragter für Informationstechnik +++ SpaceX will noch in diesem Jahr mit Beta-Tests von Starlink beginnen +++ Googles Rechenzentren richten sich nach dem Wetter Von Lucian Haas www.deutschlandfunk.de, Computer und Kommunikation Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Wie schaffe ich es, dass meine App im Google Play Store veröffentlicht wird und die Spitze der Download-Charts erreicht? Weil ihr von uns wissen wolltet, wie der Veröffentlichungsprozess einer App aussieht, haben wir uns für Folge 56 Anselm eingeladen. Er ist einer der Entwickler hinter Word Blitz und verrät uns, was einen erfolgreichen Store-Auftritt für Android ausmacht! Um zu erreichen, dass eine App aus dem Google Play Store heruntergeladen wird, braucht es einen guten ersten Eindruck, der maßgeblich durch den Store-Auftritt beeinflusst wird. Anselm spricht mit uns in dieser Folge über den gesamten Weg einer App vom Release-Build über den Upload bis hin zur Analyse der Crash- und Nutzerstatistiken. Er erzählt uns, welche Metadaten und Assets benötigt werden, was die Signatur durch Google bedeutet und was nach dem Release passiert. Denn auch nach der Veröffentlichung bietet der Google Play Store Tools an, um das Optimierungspotenzial einer App voll auszuschöpfen. Anselm erklärt die Vorteile von Updates in Staged Rollouts sowie Track-, Alpha- und Beta-Tests und erläutert, welche Statistiken einer Analyse wert sind. Auch rechtliche Themen wie die Einhaltung der Datenschutzrichtlinien kommen in dieser Folge nicht zu kurz. Dies ist der erste von zwei Teilen über die Veröffentlichung einer App. Bleibt dran und verpasst nicht den Zweiten, in dem wir über das Veröffentlichen im App Store von Apple sprechen! Hier kommt ihr zu dem Video, über das wir sprachen.Timecodes: (01:54) Erste Schritte: Account, App-Name, Manifest (05:44) App-Signatur und Zertifikat (09:45) Targeting, Staged Rollouts und Statistiken (16:18) Debugging, Testing und Reporting (21:48) Store-Auftritt und A/B-Testing und Reporting (23:45) Sicherheit und Google Play Richtlinien (25:56) Instant Apps (27:56) Akquisitionsberichte (31:15) User-Verwaltung und Permissions Schreibt uns! Schickt uns eure Themenwünsche und euer Feedback. podcast@programmier.bar Folgt uns! Bleibt auf dem Laufenden über zukünftige Folgen und Meetups und beteiligt euch an Community-Diskussionen. Twitter Instagram Facebook Besucht uns! Erfahrt hier, wann das nächste Meetup in unserem Office in Bad Nauheim stattfindet. MeetupMusik: Hanimo

Rabatte für deinen Onlinekurs – ja oder nein? Obwohl ich jedes Jahr zum Black Friday das eine oder andere Schnäppchen mache, habe ich bisher für meine Onlinekurse keine Rabatte zum Black Friday angeboten. Doch das hat nicht nur was mit dem Black Friday zu tun. Ich gebe fast nie Rabatte auf meine Kurse. Ausnahmen sind bei mir ab und zu Early Bird Angebote oder Beta-Tests. Doch meistens arbeite ich lieber mit Zugaben, die meinen Onlinekursen noch mehr Wert hinzufügen. Wenn ich Rabatte auf meine Onlinekurse gebe, finde es auch schön, wenn meine Community etwas bekommt, aber meistens kommuniziere ich Rabatte nicht „an alle“ nach außen. Kleiner Spoiler: Als Teil meiner LEARN and CREATE online- Journal-Community wirst du vermutlich Ende der Woche Post bekommen. ;-) Wenn du meinen Newsletter noch nicht abonniert hast, kannst du das hier sehr gerne nachholen: https://simoneweissenbach.activehosted.com/f/7 Wir klären in dieser Folge was für Rabatte auf deine Onlinekurse spricht und was dagegen. Ich verrate dir, wie ich das handhabe und gebe dir eine Empfehlung für dich und deine Onlinekurse. Wenn du Freitag oder wann auch immer shoppen gehst, dann mach dir Gedanken, ob du das Schnäppchen (wenn es denn tatsächlich eins ist) jetzt wirklich brauchst, oder eben nicht. Egal ob Onlinekurse oder was auch immer einfach nur zu sammeln oder für "irgendwann" zu kaufen macht für mich gar keinen Sinn. Das Ziel von solchen Aktionen sollte immer sein, den richtigen potentiellen Teilnehmern einen kleinen zusätzlichen Anreiz zu geben, warum sie JETZT kaufen sollten, doch es sollte nie das Ziel sein, dadurch jemanden zu überzeugen, für den das Angebot aber gar nicht das richtige ist. Wenn du eine Aktion machst, dann viel Erfolg und happy shopping. ;-) Enjoy the journey! Die Links zur Folge für dich Abonniere meinen LEARN and CREATE online-Journal Die Shownotes zur Folge Über mich und für dich Als Mentorin für Onlinekurs-Creator und Launch Guide unterstütze ich meine Kunden dabei, geniale Onlinekurse zu erstellen und leicht zu verkaufen. Jede Menge weitere hilfreiche Inhalte, sowie mehr Infos über mich und meine Angebote, findest du auf www.simoneweissenbach.com. Folge mir gerne auch auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/simoneweissenbachcom/ und Instagram https://www.instagram.com/simoneweissenbach_onlinekurse/ für Motivation, Tipps und Blicke hinter die Kulissen. Wenn du auch geniale Onlinekurse leicht verkaufen möchtest, dann vereinbare dir gerne einen Termin für ein Kennenlerngespräch und wir besprechen ob und wie ich dir am besten weiterhelfen kann: https://bookme.name/simoneweissenbach/lite/kennenlerngespraech Und jetzt viel Spaß beim Hören! Herzliche Grüße Simone

In Sachen Softwarequalität liegt bei Apple momentan einiges im Argen. Laut einem Medienbericht möchte Apple jetzt etwas an den internen Tests ändern - ob da wirklich das Problem liegt? Das Problem sollen "Zu viele Köche" sein, die den Brei verderben. Zu viele Stellen melden neue Funktionen in die täglichen, internen, Builds ein - so ist es schwer möglich herauszufinden welche Funktionen tatsächlich funktional sind und welche nicht. Apple möchte jetzt das Prozedere ändern. Was bringen eigentlich Beta Tests? Wie immer bleibt die Frage offen was eigentlich die öffentlichen Beta Tests für einen Sinn haben? Apple scheitert hier vielleicht auch an seiner eigenen Geheimhaltung - viele neue Funktionen hängen von neuer Hardware ab und können damit auch nicht getestet werden. Zu viele Köche an zu viel unterschiedlichen Breien Meiner Meinung nach liegt das Problem aber wo anders - Apple hat nicht nur zu viele Köche, sondern auch zu viele Breie. Seit diesem Jahr gibt es ein neues Betriebssystem - iPadOS soll sich von iOS emanzipieren. Damit hält der Konzern bei fünf großen Systemen. Dazu kommt aber auch jede Menge Firmware - vom HomePod bis hin zu den AirPods. Alle haben unterschiedliche Codebasen - vielleicht sollte Apple manche Projekte doch besser zusammen legen?

Those mysterious game streaming services are chugging along the tracks, let’s see what results these upcoming tests bring! Listen Now We Need You To Join Us Do you love talking about tech, gadget and/or gaming news? So do we! Join the best community Discord server by visiting: http://technewsgadget.net/forum What else goes on in the Forums?? […] Original Article Link: #190 Microsoft xCloud Beta Tests Begin

What game was the sleeper hit for e3, what games have beta and alpha testing open to the public, what does Sony think about PS5???

Time for an ARBITRARY! This time, we are playing a super indie game called DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS FIFTH EDITION! I heard the team worked very hard on it. It went through Beta Tests for the longest time. It's very good, I hope it becomes popular, and I hope you heard it here for the first time! ANYWAY, we are playing a module called... "Yeryls Super Happy Fun Murder Dungeon"! It sounds like a great time and we can't wait to have Super, and have that Happy, and definitely some FUN, and last but not least... Mur... der... wait...The Module is by Luciella Elisabeth Scarlett and can be found on dmsguild.com, go support them there!  Cody, or @codedude3, is our mighty glorious leader guiding us into battle. Ivana, or @arcaneVice gets drunk(while she's on hiatus). John, or @AbsurdistKobold, has fabulous hair. Mollie, or @MollieMM9, silently regrets every decision that has lead her to this podcast. Forrest, or @Walk6070, jerks it to the sound of typing and howler monkeys. Our guest this time is Jonny, and you can find him on twitter @SolventBubbles. He's a good boy and go check him out! Also, you may have noticed we have some new art for our thumbnail? Well that's thanks to our patrons, and the amazing Alex Graudins! She can be found @toonyballoony You can find us on twitter @DireWeasels, you can email us questions and the like at direweasels@gmail.comMaybe help us pay for our insanity and subsequent incarceration by donating to us at patreon.com/direweasels Dire Weasels are a part of the S House Studio network, a group of podcasts growing together to have fun and better themselves, hopefully.

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich shares how he uses beta tests to rapidly optimize new products. This is Part 2 of 2. Episode 297: How I Use Beta Tests to Rapidly Optimize New Products - 2 by Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich (Launch Formula). Instead of saying “no” to spending on everything, Ramit wants to use money to say YES. He knew there was a better way to live a rich life—if we could use psychology to focus on what actually works. Not just for personal finance, but all aspects of life: money, careers, relationships, business, fitness and more. Since then, he's been testing and sharing his findings with the world via I Will Teach You To Be Rich. He's also written a New York Times bestselling book, been profiled in a 6-page Fortune article and pictured next to Warren Buffett Forbes Magazine, and have been featured by a long list of media, including the Wall Street Journal, ABC News, NPR, Fox Business, PBS, CNBC and more. He also has tons of documented success stories—more than 20,000. The original post is located here:   & in ! and  Optimal Business Daily is sponsored by Health IQ, an insurance company that helps health conscious people like runners, cyclists, weightlifters, and vegetarians get lower rates on their life insurance. To see if you qualify, get your free quote today at  or mention the promo code BUSINESS when you talk to a Health IQ agent.

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich shares how he uses beta tests to rapidly optimize new products. This is Part 2 of 2. Episode 297: How I Use Beta Tests to Rapidly Optimize New Products - 2 by Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich (Launch Formula). Instead of saying “no” to spending on everything, Ramit wants to use money to say YES. He knew there was a better way to live a rich life—if we could use psychology to focus on what actually works. Not just for personal finance, but all aspects of life: money, careers, relationships, business, fitness and more. Since then, he's been testing and sharing his findings with the world via I Will Teach You To Be Rich. He's also written a New York Times bestselling book, been profiled in a 6-page Fortune article and pictured next to Warren Buffett Forbes Magazine, and have been featured by a long list of media, including the Wall Street Journal, ABC News, NPR, Fox Business, PBS, CNBC and more. He also has tons of documented success stories—more than 20,000. The original post is located here:   & in ! and  Optimal Business Daily is sponsored by Health IQ, an insurance company that helps health conscious people like runners, cyclists, weightlifters, and vegetarians get lower rates on their life insurance. To see if you qualify, get your free quote today at  or mention the promo code BUSINESS when you talk to a Health IQ agent.

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich shares how he uses beta tests to rapidly optimize new products. This is Part 1 of 2. Episode 296: How I Use Beta Tests to Rapidly Optimize New Products - Part 1 by Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich (Test Products). Instead of saying “no” to spending on everything, Ramit wants to use money to say YES. He knew there was a better way to live a rich life—if we could use psychology to focus on what actually works. Not just for personal finance, but all aspects of life: money, careers, relationships, business, fitness and more. Since then, he's been testing and sharing his findings with the world via I Will Teach You To Be Rich. He's also written a New York Times bestselling book, been profiled in a 6-page Fortune article and pictured next to Warren Buffett Forbes Magazine, and have been featured by a long list of media, including the Wall Street Journal, ABC News, NPR, Fox Business, PBS, CNBC and more. He also has tons of documented success stories—more than 20,000. The original post is located here:  and 

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich shares how he uses beta tests to rapidly optimize new products. This is Part 1 of 2. Episode 296: How I Use Beta Tests to Rapidly Optimize New Products - Part 1 by Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich (Test Products). Instead of saying “no” to spending on everything, Ramit wants to use money to say YES. He knew there was a better way to live a rich life—if we could use psychology to focus on what actually works. Not just for personal finance, but all aspects of life: money, careers, relationships, business, fitness and more. Since then, he's been testing and sharing his findings with the world via I Will Teach You To Be Rich. He's also written a New York Times bestselling book, been profiled in a 6-page Fortune article and pictured next to Warren Buffett Forbes Magazine, and have been featured by a long list of media, including the Wall Street Journal, ABC News, NPR, Fox Business, PBS, CNBC and more. He also has tons of documented success stories—more than 20,000. The original post is located here:  and 

Investieren aber nicht am Gewinn beteiligt sein? Für Alpha oder Beta Tests bezahlen? Finanziell unterstützen obwohl man vielleicht nie ein fertiges Produkt bekommt? Wo sonst, wenn nicht in der Welt der Videospiele, sollte sowas möglich sein und genau das geht Carsten ganz schön gegen den Strich. Max ist bei dem Thema zwiegespalten, angeblich hat das Ganze auch seine guten Seiten. Warten wir es ab.

Stacy Tuschl is a speaker, business coach, and the owner of The Academy of Performing Arts in Wisconsin. She is the author of the book “Is Your Business Worth Saving?” where she reveals proven strategies for pulling entrepreneurs out of a rut and launching them toward business success. I'm heading out to James Wedmore's Mastermind this week, so I'm really excited, as this is always something that I really look forward to. I go on a trip like this every ninety days and it really helps me to sit back and take in the big picture. This particular Mastermind has helped me to have a truly big breakthrough and so, next week I will be talking about my own Mastermind that I will be hosting, along with a few other female entrepreneurs, next year. I will also be talking about product development, or your product suite next week and I'm really going to dive in deep, so make sure to listen in. Today, we're talking about assessing your product and really making sure that it is something that you should be putting out there and that it really is something that people are actually going to want. Listen in, as I'm going to explain five things to you now, that you really need to know before you create your product, to make sure that you create it the right way. Show highlights: “So, first of all, it is stay in your lane.” From minute 2:10, Stacy explains what she means, when she talks about staying in your lane. If there's something that you're really good at, there's really no reason not to be doing it online. “Number two- Speak to the old you.” From minute 3:31, Stacy explains that we often forget how incredibly smart we are, in what we are doing and she reminds you that you were not always that way. You also struggled to learn these tips, tools and strategies and what is very normal and natural for you right now, was not so a few years ago. You need to take a step back and break it down until it's really super, super simple. Make sure that you're not teaching over people's heads. “Now, number three, clarify the end result.” from minute 4:42, Stacy explains that any time that you sell something, there has to be a problem- and then you have the solution for it. You need to be crystal clear about what you're actually promising to people. You need to be clear about the features and characteristics of what you're offering and what people's lives are going to feel like when they complete your program. “Now, number four is running a Beta Test.” From minute 5:34, Stacy explains what you can do, before you actually launch to the public. You can go to people who may want to buy it at a cheaper price point, or for some other bonus perks, to help you to create your product from scratch. This will be incredibly valuable for you to get to know what you really need before you launch your product to everybody. Stacy explains that people really need to pay for these Beta Tests, otherwise they will not be fully committed- even if it's a really nominal amount. “So number five, refine and optimize.” From minute 8:25, Stacy explains that this is really important. Entrepreneurs often get excited and just want to move on to the next thing, but refining and optimizing what you have already done will help you to get better results. If you have even just one person buy your product, you know that it will convert and you just need more visibility or eyes on your product and you can continue to scale whatever you are doing. Stick with what's already working and continue to tweak. Go to bit.ly/aceframework to get Stacy's free Ace Framework, which is all about gathering leads on social media and turning them into customers.

Running beta tests is key to building any successful product. This week we discuss how to run effective tests and things to look out for on the way. We chat about some tips to help you get the most out of your tests and why we do it here at 8bytes.

Shoe the Doe is back and has evolved to a completely crowd funded live and later show. Tune in live every Tuesday at noon for the fun or catch it on the podcast the next day. If you a kind enough to support us at our Patreon site you'll have access to the show to download the day it airs! This show is the first of a series of Beta Tests to make sure the technology works and get a feel for the show. Even so we had a great time chatting about custom coffins, unsubscribing from the Bible, and the origin of the Beta Fish.