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by dazc 2y ago
This as well, follow us on 'insta' and if you don't know what that means then we have no interest in doing business with you.
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by dazc 2y ago
Many small businesses live on a shoe-string though and the cost of developing and maintaining a website is prohibitive. Their self administered facebook page isn't anything to write home about and, likely, generates zero business but i
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by dazc 2y ago
Who said it was?
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by dazc 2y ago
The old adage that most money spent on advertising is wasted is still as true as it always was.
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by dazc 2y ago
Protecting people from cars could be done by enforcing existing laws regarding unsafe driving habits and increasing the penalties to a point where the worst drivers are simply priced out of the equation.
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by dazc 2y ago
Aside from the cost of physically digging a hole, moving the spoil, pouring concrete, placing temporary barriers around the works and so on.
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by dazc 2y ago
Part of the reason maybe that many of these cycle lanes are not fit for purpose. There are places in the UK where cycling became popular for the simple reason that the layout was already bike friendly. This craze of adding a bike lane, reg
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by dazc 2y ago
On the other side, a typical contact form message reads something like... 'Of course I have read the FAQs but just wanted to ask the exact same question which happens to be the very first FAQ on the list... Also, publishing an email ad
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by dazc 2y ago
Because Enterprise don't have to offer you a Ford? I'm in the UK and your chances of getting a Ford are slim to none.
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by dazc 2y ago
Putting the cash in an interest bearing account would be even smarter.
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by dazc 2y ago
You should refuse for the simple fact that this company is unlikely to be only contacting you. They will have a large footprint that you don't want to be part of.
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by dazc 2y ago
If this were true then every site would implement adsense. Most don't.
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by dazc 2y ago
I have never found search console useful for anything other than random 404's and one-off server errors. When a site is hit by an algorithmic penalty there is never any clue as to why.
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by dazc 2y ago
Well, yes, you have a point...
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by dazc 2y ago
News, reporting of things which have happened on this day in the country which I reside. I don't recall the last time this occurred?
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by dazc 2y ago
It's a quaint anachronism, like afternoon tea and cricket, of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th richest nation on the planet. Maintained by witless fools who's sole achievement in life was to marry a wealthy woman.
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by dazc 2y ago
This would require offices to be built like hotels, lots of individual rooms and not much open space.
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by dazc 2y ago
Best exercise bike articles, and such, are what lots of people people actually search for. There is no incentive to provide quality work which answers these queries hence the abundance of spam and ads. If you want to purchase consumer produ
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by dazc 2y ago
For context, worse things happen at sea... https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/feb/01/royal-navy-o...
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by dazc 2y ago
The people I know who use DDG do so because there are no ads, nothing more. I agree, the original cohort of users may fit your description though.
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by dazc 2y ago
If you're likely to be looking for a job in the near future it's probably a good idea not to have your image easily searchable?
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by dazc 2y ago
Most people would not care, once a brand name is established it can sell out and continue to profit for at least 20 years or more. Proof is just about any footwear or fashion brand you care to think of.
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by dazc 2y ago
I'm in the UK and just before the banking crisis you could get a decent house for £50k with a 120% self-certified mortgage. These are the same people who often resort to the coffee/netflix argument. £50k is now a deposit.
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by dazc 2y ago
Does anyone know of a way to contact someone directly? Yes, Hacker News
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by dazc 2y ago
Indeed, and one of the best advertising campaigns I can remember even though their claims of a wire-free future were somewhat optimistic.
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by dazc 3y ago
Better late than never?
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by dazc 3y ago
There was a business in the UK doing this but didn't work out any cheaper than a regular rental from Enterprise. Economy of scale at such a level is hard to beat.
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by dazc 3y ago
Why irony will never die...
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by dazc 3y ago
Correct answer... TV detector vans exist, but they do not detect anything. They are just for show. TVL have a database of addresses in the UK with or without a licence. It is just assumed that anyone without a TV licence is guilty, and so a
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by dazc 3y ago
I buy Gillette and they last quite a reasonable amount of time for the price. The real problem is that people just don't like paying for stuff.

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