"He should use Groupon once to make more money. He should not use it more than once because it will devalue his service. Also Groupon takes a huge part of the business"
There is a thing called customer acquisition. Yes some people are looking for deals. But even if you get 5% of people who used Groupon to come back again you got your self a constant source of revenue.
Companies kill for those type of clients.
That's why you have contracts for services and companies throw massive $$$ just to acquire you as a locked in customer.
So unless your charts keep track of all the customers Groupon sends to you and tracks their purchases at your store/whatever for a whole year, you can put those charts in a bathroom just in case toilet paper runs out.
"Firstly, the URL, well that’s an easy one, embed the page within an iframe. It does of course mean one can’t check the security certificate but hey, who ever does this?"
This seems pointless to me, why not follow Reddit's concept of 'sub reddits' instead of launching same web sites with 'announcements' for something that's basically the same with a different logo and topic.
It's like reading: Reddit launched 'mondaybacon' sub-reddit! Check it out guys! Blah blah.
Beta testing for the same website (operated by a huge parent company) he uses to peddle questionable pictures of underage girls while giving threats of bodily harm if those pictures are removed is completely normal?
That's pretty funny that their beta tester 'violentacrez' is the same guy who was sending me personal threats because we removed his borderline child-pornography images from imagesocket.com.
Not only that, he seems to be a top member of /r/jailbait reddit community.
How about a benefit of Reddit it self as a community? $3 bucks a months provides way more entertainment to me then I could have gotten elsewhere for the same amount of money.
Yes, people will be OFFENDED that the web site they spend 1-2 hours a day on offers an option to subscribe and contribute something back to them for gasp $3/month.
Short work outs will produce the same result if they are performed within same time span day after day. You can mix the hours up for each work out but let's be honest... that would be too much of a hassle.
I don't think article is very scientific; 'hitting the gym' can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people. They can sit in the gym, do cardio, do weights, do stretches, etc. Too many variables. Obviously if subject goes to the gym and does 20 curls before calling it quits there will be absolutely no benefit.
If you hit the gym during the lunch break or before/after work and throw cardio/stretching in (not just weights) you will be fine. Or simply do some good stretching here and there; problem solved.