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by brntsllvn 4y ago
I hope not. Salt is fucking good.
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Awesome visualization. Don't even need the prose with such a concise rendering. Nice.
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Seems legit
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Got it. Really appreciate you taking a look.
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Get the offer. Ask if they're flexible. If not, take the industry gig. Unclear what a doctorate does in industry and if you're thinking about academia, then you should do academia 100%. It's fucking grueling.
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Host it.
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
I admire their boldness. They took a chance gambling on crypto lending (with hardware as collateral, what could go wrong?) to gather some new clients. It paid off... Not sure they'll survive though.
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Firstly thank you for your time and effort on our behalf. We're grateful for your generosity. Next, I totally agree we should probably have an internal version of listing info so users stay on our platform versus bouncing and then havi
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Ask HN: SEO people what do you love/hate about screaming frog?
3 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|0 comments
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Aggregated used car listings. CarGraph.com
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Absolutely. But the reasons are vague at best. The key reason seems to boil down to limited crawl budget simply because we don't have reputation. In which case, we need to rethink if our business has the ability to generate shareable c
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Definitely interested. Brent [at] CarGraph [dot] com
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Definitely. Daily tools include Google analytics, Google search console, mouseflow and SEMRush. Bing Webmaster is surprisingly good.
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
We have a sitemap index and several dozen sitemaps based on how we segment our pages (and each sitemap has a limit of 50k). We use SEMRush and that's partly what's driving my questions: Their guidance is largely irrelevant for us:
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
We made the (bad?) choice to move everything to AMP based on suggestion from SEMRush. This appears to have helped because everything loads very very fast (definitely achievable without AMP, but we wanted to test the migration effort and imp
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
We've been ruthlessly eliminating low performing pages (low click and CTR) from indexing, but this is manual and it's unclear this matters as Google may already be doing this for us.
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Ask HN: Best practices for technical SEO for domains with more than 100k pages?
3 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|20 comments
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Some startup "studios" (e.g. Fractal, PSL, Struck) pay founders on day 1 for just this reason. The tradeoff is the absurd amount of equity you concede to the studios - who are in essence taking advantage of your financial situatio
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Yes
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Ask HN: Is AMP Dead?
14 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Corporate insider trading policies all bark and no bite?
2 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|1 comments
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Choose a tiny niche. Solve their problem. "Family Doctor's Office, Local Cafe, Small barber, etc." This is already too broad. Choose one. Suppose you've chosen "small barber." Now narrow down further to "s
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
This
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Ask HN: What's something slow you wish were fast?
3 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|10 comments
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Watching baseball and my kids. Probably at the same time.
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Ask HN: Given reference design, can any SaaS add styles to raw HTML?
1 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Datadog and AWS synthetics are expensive. Worth it? Why?
2 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Innovations from crypto that have nothing to do with blockchains/tokens?
1 points by brntsllvn 4y ago|2 comments
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
Relevant conversation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32945508
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by brntsllvn 4y ago
I'll keep some eyeballs on Redwood materials. Thanks!

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