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That's one thing another thing is that just because my blog is non-commercial doesn't mean it shouldn't rank. I monetized it recently and would like to continue making some cash off it (to cover costs and as an incentive and
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I'd like to look at it in another way. I've a small blog, one that I love running, it makes barely any money, but for a long time ranked for some pretty good keywords. Anyways, a few of my articles blew up on hackernews, reddit, e
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Are programmers dull?
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This is pretty awesome. GA isn't the easiest thing to work with, nor the most semantical. Boba seems to add some sense into the entire ordeal. Cool stuff! :)
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there's an easy fix: http://antjanus.com/blog/web-development-tutorials/fortify-w...
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I'm looking through it, I'm impressed by your plugins. I'm hoping to introduce that kind of structure into my application (hooks for remote posting, etc.). But gotta add one piece of functionality at a time! I haven't lo
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Really cool stuff! I actually wrote a [flat-file CMS]( https://github.com/AntJanus/popstar-cms ) in Node as well, wasn't disappointed to see that my code and Raneto's code bares a good deal of similarities!
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Bro, do you even program? The case of non-programming programmers
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How to fortify your WP site for HN posting
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Grunt workflow for building Bootstrap Themes
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On top of that, "Killing legacy code and rewriting hacks into permanent solutions yields speed improvements!"
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Right, it's like an extended tutorial/PR campaign for people to start using UE4. That's the core of the initiative it seems.
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Urgh, that's my biggest pet peeve.
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Thanks for the input! Microniche is the way to go but honestly, it really limits one to the number of topics.
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Google created an oligopoly of top ranking sites
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Right, I had a negative connection with that term since, basically, Google sees original content or nothing. Thanks for the tip!
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Customize Twitter Bootstrap To Not Look Bootstrap-y (2012)
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So getting social media followers?
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Interesting but that seems to rely on advertising as a means of distributing content. And what do you mean "syndicating your content"? I've actually not heard of doing this.
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Right. So I understand that an organic-only strategy will yield little to no results especially nowadays; however, it is still a major way people access content. That's what I was wondering about. Otherwise, I get a nice amount of traf
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Ask HN: What's relevant to Google Search ranking anymore?
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Stupid question: with all this crap becoming IRRELEVANT. What the hell IS relevant to search?
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I previously didn't know anything about this game but it looks really badass! I hope it gets upvoted here on Hn and gets some visibility. A few things of note: * It'd be nice to have a better idea of what the game is about. It loo
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I'm not here to discuss the tool. It's a good tool. Nothing wrong with it. It's a great tool, worth discussing. It has its uses etc. However, there's nothing visibly new with each repost. If someone posted like a release
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Why does this show up once a month on Hacker News? Seriously. We've discussed this tool to death. And every time, the same discussions follow: "Hi! I'm a purist. I use VIM to edit my Github textfiles. If you configure VIM cor
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I agree. Before any "AppStore", there were countless avenues to getting software. Plus, software finally got online "profiles" so to speak that allowed people to learn more about it before purchasing/downloading.
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On that note, question. Is there an easy way to create mirror servers? For instance, have a Github repo but also a personal Git server and Bitbucket. Whenever you do `git push`, it'd update all three. And all three would be in sync.
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Well, I'd agree with the competition and replication. But that's the nature of business. Once you get good enough, others will use your work as an inspiration to outperform you or delete you out of the equation. Outside of that, I
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Thanks! I just added it, simple typo :)
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Yeah, and guess what? You can "purchase" clicks and traffic in order to achieve this. If you get on the tor network, you should be able to find a few places where you can pay (for example) a $100 for 30,000 views/clicks from
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