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by butler14 12y ago
It's an interesting test for sure. I do similar with brain training on the 3DS, and though I've always been mindful of the various factors affecting my performance, I've never gone the effort of mapping them vs. my results.
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by butler14 12y ago
“Wikipedia is written by affluent white nerds, in languages only affluent white nerds know" so his solution to this problem was to expand the volume of content for a language spoken almost exclusively by white nerdy people
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Google bows to EU privacy ruling(ft.com)
1 points by butler14 12y ago|0 comments
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by butler14 12y ago
microsoft really earnt their 5 stars, what with them working covertly with the FBI to break SSL
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by butler14 12y ago
zero appreciable search demand for that phrase (global, english)
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An Interesting Tesco Shelf Replenishment Development(groceryinsight.com)
1 points by butler14 13y ago|0 comments
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by butler14 13y ago
you didn't KNOWINGLY restrict it, or you upped your calorie expenditure... calories in, calories out.
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by butler14 13y ago
Can you think of any other ways?
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by butler14 13y ago
They also have a shit tonne of high authority links from pretty much every news website going. What's your point? It's easy to pick holes in pretty much anyone's backlink profile in a competitive market.
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by butler14 13y ago
You managed to say a great deal without saying anything at all. Classic old school SEO. Rock on.
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by butler14 13y ago
So you're basically saying your knowledge of SEO was limited to crude link building tactics that have since been rendered ineffective by algorithmic updates. You're not alone, as that certainly cuts out a large swathe of what SEO
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by butler14 13y ago
Your answer should be quite clear: that's not a developer's responsibility. Tell them to consult a digital marketing or search specialist.
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by butler14 13y ago
Um, your question is unclear so I'm not sure exactly what answer you're looking for but, in short, yes, there's quite a lot you can do to improve your site from an SEO perspective.
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by butler14 13y ago
exactly what i was thinking, the amount of work involved despite some pretty horrendous slip-ups, implies TOR + basic common sense can be a pretty powerful thing
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by butler14 13y ago
Ya it's all but dead these days. Private companies (like Moz with their Fresh Web Explorer) are trying to fill the gap. Google certainly look to be actively walling their data off. See also Google Keyword Tool which has took quite step
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IOS 7 Passcode Security Flaw(acbcases.com)
20 points by butler14 13y ago|20 comments
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by butler14 13y ago
At its core the product itself is pretty weak. Its recommendations boil down to linking in and out of various profiles, updating descriptions and adding photos... As a case study this is a lovely bit of UX, CRO and digital marketing though.
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by butler14 13y ago
afaic chocolate covered biscuits fall quite neatly into most any definition of junk food...
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by butler14 13y ago
Sweden: the country that has a history of bending over for the yanks.
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by butler14 13y ago
People do a much, much worse in social media marketing (a well-defined discipline within digital marketing).
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by butler14 13y ago
Growth hacking. Also known as digital marketing.
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by butler14 14y ago
The benefits of Schema (schema.org) is pretty well documented. While its existence on a page is not a ranking factor in itself, it can help an SEO campaign and the visibility of a site in innumerable ways - not least organic click through r
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by butler14 14y ago
The physical location of a server is increasingly less and less of an issue (see: CDNs). As you mention, though, ccTLD choice is another story entirely.