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Show HN: Jekyll SEO script
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Feature Request: SEO stuff One thing I miss about wordpress was the SEO plugins to look at my article, heading, meta, etc. This is the only thing I actually miss from wordpress. However, I miss it so much, I am thinking of going back. Pleas
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Github doesn't give the option for "read-only" on private repos. This is something I have struggled with at my startup.
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This is an interesting idea. However, I think the result would be people searching for the company name, rather than typing in the URL.
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Once I read this comment, I think it clicked. The result of what we calculated is customer acquisition cost. But, we were trying to figure out if T-shirts were worth the upfront cost. I am not a marketer, so I am 100% sure I am confused by
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14y ago
Those are some excellent points. 1. I totally agree. It is a variable and one that is in the spreadsheet. 2. I need to look into traditional CPM to understand how to calculate. I may revisit this post in the future using CPM as the calculat
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Quality is important. We thought about the "branding" aspect of the shirt and didn't have any idea on how to calculate it. Do you know of any resources to determine how to calculate brand value?
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Excellent point. We aren't traditional marketers and some of the terms are still newish to us. I will revisit the terminology of the article and update it.
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We did some ROI calculations on purchasing and distributing t-shirts. Do you guys think that we missed anything, or made the wrong assumptions?
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ROI on T-shirts
(blog.sourceninja.com)
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I have been using Zapier for Stripe to Hipchat integration for a few months. It is pretty nice and would suggest it to others. I have had a few bumps in the road, but overall I am happy with the service.
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Hey Guys, I've shared these thoughts with a few people and they thought the HN community would benefit from it to. When you started your startup, did you think about Failure?
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Failure Is An Opportunity
(bretthard.in)
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14y ago
Hell Yes!
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14y ago
I just went to the site and nothing is being presented to me. I would assume I am supposed to see a graph?
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I just used bit.ly yesterday and was extremely confused by the interface. I understand they are looking to do additional things, but I couldn't even understand how to do a simple task of looking at my past history.
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14y ago
Our Designer just wrote this comment, but since he is a green account (newb) he can't post it. He will probably use my account for responses: Hey guys, being a designer I thought other designers might benefit from a super simplified approac
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Using Git - A Designer's Guide
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I think the FBI is watching the movie, "The Net" too much.
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We have a free plan also, so everyone can get notified of the issue. The change won't happen overnight, but if there are tools available that help organizations run more secure software, without false positives, doesn't it benefit everyone?
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Glad to hear.
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We wanted to build a product that helps people get information about the security issues that affect their apps and servers specifically. Information security has problems getting everyone to know about the security patch when it is pushed.
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What do you guys think? Do you think that distribution of patch information is a problem?
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When Vulnerability Patches Don't Fix the Problem
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Equity, Valuation, and Getting Rich
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15y ago
Java
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Why is it when I type in drudgereport.com it looks the same.
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I agree that you will be happier and more productive if you do these things. But, these things don't help you deliver value to your customers.
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I guess it is a little ironic. Writing is a my personal burnout avoider. :)
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Avoid Distractions and Remain Focused
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