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http://inboxSEO.com http://inboxSEO.com - daily or weekly SEO emails - see where does your site rank, lots of little UI bugs but it works and we have some payin
by rubyrescue 16y ago
http://inboxSEO.com http://inboxSEO.com - daily or weekly SEO emails - see where does your site rank, lots of little UI bugs but it works and we have some paying customers despite the poor UX...
- dools 16y agoo_O word!! This is what you call half-baked? /me signs up and begins using it immediately
- rubyrescue 16y agocool. would love feedback. we haven't really 'launched' it yet as we've just too busy on other projects, and for instance when you do google analytics integration you can end up with WAY too many keywords and some weird behavior on the dashboard page...
- dools 16y agoWell - feedback so far is: I signed up and setup a profile/keywords etc. in under 2 minutes. I'll email you when I start getting information in my inbox :)
- bvi 16y agoLooks great. Who did the design for you?
- rubyrescue 16y agoA designer who works for me part time here in Buenos Aires...email me if you want me to introduce you (scared to introduce you as she's busy for me right now :)
- zach 16y agoThis is fantastic. I've also signed up and am glad you shared this. Something I've always wanted but figured it was out of reach. This post is great, too. We should make this a regular feature because, how many frequent HN users end up launching a neat product like this and it languishes among blah-blah news links? Tragic. I've never even posted a launch on HN, but I love seeing them -- it seems like they should be highlighted on the new page or something.
- ddemchuk 16y agogood implementation, but why 3 websites for the pro with 1000 keywords? Don't even limit to websites at all, just use keywords. It's regex parsing anyways, it's not hard to check any number of domains. The failing point of almost all rank tracking systems is limiting keywords and domains the way they do
- rubyrescue 16y agogood point. those numbers keep changing and the pro seems too low; we're probably going to make it higher.
- techbio 16y agoThis. Also: grouping keywords in different, Venn-like ways should be easy and intuitive.