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by austinpena 5y ago
Fixed, added a thank you for you in the console!
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by austinpena 5y ago
What would you suggest? After 0 go back to 2,147,483,647?
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by austinpena 5y ago
All of them increase the score by 1 except: Free Storage!!!! That increases by 10. I took out the "You Gave Away Too Much Free Storage" which was a -20 :P
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by austinpena 5y ago
I'll take a look at this for a future content piece. Please email me austinpena \[at\]taloflow . ai if you've used it, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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by austinpena 5y ago
Answered here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28778286
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by austinpena 5y ago
Haha! I need to work on my Start-Up slang if a Dilbert beat me to the punch by ~23 years
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by austinpena 5y ago
I don't think that goes far enough. So I made this https://object-storage-name-generator.com
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by austinpena 5y ago
I’d just head to their partners page on their website.
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by austinpena 5y ago
You should partner with adleaks. They love this stuff.
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by austinpena 5y ago
For multi region set up it’s very competitively priced IMO. I have some pretty important services I run on there and my availability has beaten anything I’ve run on GCP.
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by austinpena 5y ago
I will second refactoring UI. It is how I learned design.
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by austinpena 6y ago
Never used heroku but I love fly
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by austinpena 6y ago
I’ve used fly for a while for my SaaS. Very little down time and very robust.
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by austinpena 6y ago
I'm curious, what kind of CTR do you usually see for branded campaigns? I tend to keep call extensions off of branded campaigns (so existing customers scroll down to Location Listings). I see ~30%. And again, this is only for local ser
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by austinpena 6y ago
> When you take into account the typically high click-through rate, Google is making more on a CPM basis(per 1000 pageviews) Is this your direct experience? In my campaigns it's typical for me to see 5% CTR for the keywords I target
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by austinpena 6y ago
What do you mean? I’ve run plenty of brand campaigns and the clicks tend to be an order of magnitude cheaper than running keywords on competitors keywords. My experience typically lies with local companies though.
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by austinpena 6y ago
That's a very fair point. I didn't know if someone with experience would come to shed light though.
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Ask HN: Will GCP Give Me Issues If I Offer Google Scraper-Related Services?
1 points by austinpena 6y ago|2 comments
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by austinpena 6y ago
This is solved by primarily relying upon the conversions API. It’s not as accessible but there are a few good integrations that make it easier.
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by austinpena 6y ago
I don’t think fake testimonials is a good look for trying to get sign ups. It turned me off at least
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by austinpena 6y ago
Does anyone have reason to believe that iOS will ever enable notifications from PWA’s?
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by austinpena 6y ago
You’ve got a point. Plus attribution modeling isn’t for the faint of heart. One popular method is a geolocation test. Turn off the test campaign (usually remarketing) in certain geos and see what happens.
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by austinpena 6y ago
Physical location only or location of interest included?
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by austinpena 6y ago
Google Ads also has a built in report for seeing uplift of ads + organic and organic only
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by austinpena 6y ago
I appreciate the insight. Thank you
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Ask HN: What are your best tips for a good slack group?
1 points by austinpena 6y ago|2 comments
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by austinpena 6y ago
This may be the wrong place to ask this but something about Databases and Pebble DB has been making me curious, and I’ve been loving reading what CDB puts out. For a single node, strictly K/V workload, does CDB offer any advantages ove
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by austinpena 6y ago
What’s wrong with cloudflare workers, stackpath’s offering or fastly’s edge compute?
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by austinpena 6y ago
Why would this solve that problem? Why not just put cloudflare in front of it and have a cache everything rule?
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by austinpena 6y ago
Don’t you store everything as bytes and then just read it as the file type?

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