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I saw you mention http://whichtestwon.com http://whichtestwon.com on a different interview you did. I spent literally the whole day going through it and pickin

by teej 17y ago

I saw you mention http://whichtestwon.com http://whichtestwon.com on a different interview you did. I spent literally the whole day going through it and picking it apart. I know you frequent HN, BoS, and SeoMOZ. Do you have any other websites you'd like to share?

patio11 17y ago
You're probably thinking SEOBook (where I am a moderator), although SEOMoz's blog is great and responsible for about half of my "book learning" on SEO. (SEOBook is the other half.) Most of the HN crowd probably already knows about most stuff I read, considering y'all introduce me to so much of it. Nothing really jumps out aside from those sites. Besides, at the end of the day I actually have to do stuff rather than just reading and commenting about it. :) Oh, one thing: Slideshare. If you get interested in any sort of technical topic, and you don't have infinite budget to attend conferences where people drop their secrets about it, go to Slideshare and view the slides instead. I've learned so much there is is incredible: everything the YSlow guys have said about front-end performance is solid gold, the recent Startup Lessons Learned conference was a veritable bonanza of good information (expect me to steal more ideas from it), etc etc etc.
- iamgabeaudick 17y ago
  If you like Slideshare, you'll like Note and Point even more. It's Slideshare, but curated to keep just the best. | http://noteandpoint.com/ http://noteandpoint.com/
  - blehn 17y ago
    Note and Point seems like more of a design gallery than a place to find good content. Having to download a PDF to view a presentation is especially irritating.
paraschopra 17y ago
There is also http://abtests.com/ http://abtests.com/ which is an interesting take. Though they limit to two versions and don't offer that many insights. Plus, if you are particularly interested in A/B testing case studies, we have A/B IdeaFox: a search engine for case studies - http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ideafox.php http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ideafox.php

by teej 17y ago

patio11 17y ago

You're probably thinking SEOBook (where I am a moderator), although SEOMoz's blog is great and responsible for about half of my "book learning" on SEO. (SEOBook is the other half.) Most of the HN crowd probably already knows about most stuff I read, considering y'all introduce me to so much of it. Nothing really jumps out aside from those sites. Besides, at the end of the day I actually have to do stuff rather than just reading and commenting about it. :) Oh, one thing: Slideshare. If you get interested in any sort of technical topic, and you don't have infinite budget to attend conferences where people drop their secrets about it, go to Slideshare and view the slides instead. I've learned so much there is is incredible: everything the YSlow guys have said about front-end performance is solid gold, the recent Startup Lessons Learned conference was a veritable bonanza of good information (expect me to steal more ideas from it), etc etc etc.

iamgabeaudick 17y ago
If you like Slideshare, you'll like Note and Point even more. It's Slideshare, but curated to keep just the best. | http://noteandpoint.com/ http://noteandpoint.com/
- blehn 17y ago
  Note and Point seems like more of a design gallery than a place to find good content. Having to download a PDF to view a presentation is especially irritating.

paraschopra 17y ago

There is also http://abtests.com/ http://abtests.com/ which is an interesting take. Though they limit to two versions and don't offer that many insights. Plus, if you are particularly interested in A/B testing case studies, we have A/B IdeaFox: a search engine for case studies - http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ideafox.php http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ideafox.php