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Documents: U.S. mining data from 9 leading Internet firms
(washingtonpost.com)
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Economic Growth
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Robert Cialdini explains the six ways to influence people – Interview
(bakadesuyo.com)
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I don't understand why they didn't just offer him $50K to rebrand. That would be both GENEROUS and EMPATHETIC. http://moz.com/about/tagfee#generous http://moz.com/about/tagfee#empathetic Maybe it should be TAGFEEH +Hypocritical.
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This is the same rationale as someone who'd say programmer = social retard. Just because something is true doesn't make it fair.
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It's common sense the way UX and PR is common sense.
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13y ago
Wow, this is like the Workflowy of feedback apps. Nice work. One request: make it possible to edit a comment within a minute or 2 of posting it. Also, make it possible to reposition a marker.
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True, an agency can't do much about a product. But they can produce content that will attract links. And they can find people who should be linking to you, but aren't because they haven't heard of you. That's what the best ones like Citat
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13y ago
Eh, I disagree with your definition of "white hat SEO". White hat is about earning links. A arms length third party has to give you a link for it to count. That means it has a lot more to do with Public Relations than Page Rank. If you dro
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Doing PR, basically, with the hope that people will be inclined to link to you.
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Ask HN: If you want to send a programmer over the edge...
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Slide 13: "always be link building" -- something you don't see much on HN, but very true.
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Obama's Austin tech trip may include Capital Factory
(bizjournals.com)
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Request: estimate the route that requires the lowest "work". This way, you could make tradeoffs between distance and effort. I'd happily travel an extra flat mile to avoid a .25 mile hill with a 9% grade.
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RetailMeNot Planning $2B IPO
(blogs.wsj.com)
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The user might have received the one pixel "trap" cookie, but the article says they were watching to see users who only visited 1 page, since "normal" users click around and look at a few pages. If you only get the hidden pixel once, that'
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Not toolbars. 3 words: Retail Me Not. They are going public this year w/ a whisper valuation of $2 Billion. Search any merchant + coupons and they are there. It's like printing money.
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Agree. The reality is that the people managing the affiliate programs aren't that knowledgeable. Any encouragement was just blind rah rah boostering, with no comprehension of how they were driving commissions. If anything, this just shows
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Machine Learning and Link Spam: My Brush With Insanity
(seomoz.org)
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RIP Allen Stern
(paidcontent.org)
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One possible solution for a bad backlink profile: drop the registration on the domain then re-register with new info. Google claims that they will "wipe" a backlink profile if they see a domain drop and later re-registration by a new owner.
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That would be an incredible gift to spammers. Just keep spamming until you see your domain health go from green to yellow. Then you can calibrate just how much you can get away with. It's a nice idea, but will just make the spam problem w
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At first I read the suggestion, "I would suggest that they go into the tank business and focus on unique designs," and I thought to myself "they probably don't to be in the unique-fish-tank business because there are other companies doing t
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Evaluating Text Extraction Algorithms
(tomazkovacic.com)
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System and method for offering virtual private clouds within a public cloud
(google.com)
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Vayable (YC12) - coney island tour (first page) HelloFax (YC11) - fax (first page), google fax #4, Lanyrd.com (YC11) - mobile conferences #1, ux conferences #2, + hundreds of other high value kws TutorSpree (YC11) - tutor (first page), pri
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I agree with you, but everything you say about SEO can be said of PR. The difference is that PR is a more mature field and people understand what it's about. It probably also helps that few have the attitude that they are entitled to news
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Online Ads: Where 1,240 Companies Fit [2011]
(blogs.wsj.com)
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Genome analysis reveals risk loci overlap five major psychiatric disorders
(thelancet.com)
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This is absolutely correct. This guy's forum is the .01% case. The OP should simply delete these messages and move on. But I guess doing that doesn't drive traffic from HN. What Google has said is that they just want evidence a reformed s
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