MicroConf On Air

http://microconfonair.comA new segment of MicroConf On Air, we're going to host founders who have joined the MicroConf Connect community to share their stories, their successes and failures, and more.   Shownotes: Today, we are featuring Anthony Eden, Founder of DNSimple.Anthony Eden is the founder of DNSimple, a 25-year software developer, and a seasoned international speaker. In addition to bootstrapping DNSimple, Anthony has been an early-stage member of numerous small businesses and startups since the late 90s. Anthony has a large portfolio of open source projects that he either created or contributed to, using multiple languages including Java, Python, Ruby, Clojure, Go, Erlang and Elixir. Anthony has spoken at conferences in both the US and Europe on topics such as software development techniques, best practices for systems design, and how to build a sustainable business. When he's not working you can find him surfing, snowboarding, playing board games, and traveling. Anthony currently lives near Melbourne, Florida.https://microconf.comMicroConf Connect ➡️ http://microconfconnect.comTwitter ➡️  https://twitter.com/MicroConfE-mail ➡️ support@microconf.comMicroConf 2020 Headline PartnersStripehttps://stripe.comTwitter ➡️ https://twitter.com/StripeBasecamphttps://basecamp.comTwitter ➡️ https://twitter.com/Basecamp  

microconf.comMicroConf 2015 There are 2 obstacles getting in the way of your visitors clicking your buttons: friction and anxiety. In this short presentation, see how both may be holding your CTR back - and what we've done to reduce friction and neutralize anxiety. (With data from A/B tests we ran in 2013 and 2014 on button copy.) Oh, and find out what the hell we mean by ""lizards thru doorways""... and how that little phrase can make all the difference for your button click-thrus. By Joanna Wiebe of Copy Hackers (copyhackers.com). Check out Joanna’s MicroConf speakers page for more talk’s ➡️ https://microconf.com/speakers/joanna-wiebe