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ddemchuk
15y ago
Have you ever tested your opinion? There are many varieties of SEO, from proper information architecture and subtle keyword targeting techniques to blatant spam. Saying you hate SEO with a passion is like saying you hate all people who drin
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ddemchuk
15y ago
Promote the latest affiliate offers with large media buys on demographically targeted high traffic volume niche sites.
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ddemchuk
15y ago
I'm not at 100 users yet as I have just "launched", but I can guarantee I'll hit 100 users within the next 30 days because I am EXTREMELY active on a very popular internet forum that is directly interested in what I'm building. I'm currentl
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ddemchuk
15y ago
The reason you should go with Linode (or any other dedicated or VPS host) over a cloud solution is if you can predict your growth. Cloud solutions are useful for rapid scaling, but tend to be overly expensive over long periods of time. Trad
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ddemchuk
15y ago
Guys, net 60 payment on other people's money is absolutely absurd, beta or not. It's obvious you're attempting to bootstrap by using the cashflow of your clients payment processing to grow, but that's not ok in this niche. Raise capital or
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ddemchuk
15y ago
I guess I could be ignorant here, but I don't really feel that Coffeescript makes things easier/more elegant/better than just using jQuery. I'm not particularly a fan of abstracting abstractions in the first place so I'm probably biased, bu
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15y ago
I think a better variation of this method is to break down your big projects into 1 week iterations for new features. It will feel like new projects each week, you'll be adding value to a product rather than starting fresh each week. When y
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15y ago
You have an intimidating signup form. You really just need email and password, everything else will be gathered when they pay you later on anyways. Creating a system to let people build without an account yet might be hard to work into the
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ddemchuk
15y ago
Gross revenue means nothing, profit is the only thing that matters. Considering they have $360 million[1] in VC, and no mention of actual profitability after 5 years, they're pretty high on the "Most Successful Failures" list still. 1. htt
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15y ago
The day Twitter reports MAKING $50 million dollars rather than SPENDING $50 million dollars will cause celebration on the streets filled with champagne and delight...until then, they're just a giant spam channel with a lot of VC
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ddemchuk
15y ago
spam is spam though. everything has a footprint, and systems like akismet can detect those.
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ddemchuk
15y ago
you can probably sign up for and integrate with Akismet's API and that can help quite a bit.
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15y ago
They have a perfect platform for social recommendations. They could rival stumbleupon, reddit, and many others utility-wise simply because they have such detailed profiles of all of us based on our bookmarking habits.
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Bitlift - Dead Simple Web App Deployment Tool
(serenethinking.com)
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15y ago
There is absolutely no correlation between having a high Page Rank and outranking competitors. Go search for "hacker news" in google and you'll see that www.thehackernews.com (a PR 0 url) outranks twitter.com/hackernews (a PR 6). The reason
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15y ago
tip of the iceberg. Try experimenting in an unrelated niche with an exact match domain. I'm sure you'll be surprised at the results.
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TDD vs. BDD...How and where to start?
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15y ago
These guys certainly seem mature and professional enough to run a company, especially funded with other people's money
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15y ago
Two of the bigger ones: 1) if you're using a popular CMS platform, ELIMINATE ALL FOOTPRINTS. Change all url strings from the default, remove standard text/descriptions on signup and comment forms. Kill anything that can be scraped against t
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15y ago
forum spamming is far too expensive if you're paying for captchas. There is an extremely famous/popular forum spamming software on the market (made by russians) that internally solves captchas. If you're going to forum profile spam, you'll
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sure. Familiar with a link wheel? Basically creating accounts at major authority sites (wordpress.com, blogger, blog.com, etc) and then posting articles to those sites that link back to your site you're trying to rank for. Using something l
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I've burned through thousands of credits at deathbycaptcha on some "darker" projects of mine, they have a nice service. Depending on the kinds of links you're building, they can be extremely cost effective. If you're going for high volume c
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Confessions of a Content Farm Hand
(freelancecontentstrategist.com)
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I'm going to build a bulk Whois service that responds in well structured JSON to privately license to people. I'm working on another project that needs access to that data so I need to build it anyways, and I'm sure a dozen or two people wo
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ddemchuk
15y ago
Does anyone know of gems like this that will work on standard VPS servers? I'm launching something that completely depends on Delayed Job for processing data and would love an interface to manage queues and number of workers spun up at a gi
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ddemchuk
15y ago
this is most likely what is going on
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ddemchuk
16y ago
Thanks for the reply!
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ddemchuk
16y ago
I would love to read a post about it, I'm a huge fan of reading about people's scaling and architecture decisions. Thanks for the reply!
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ddemchuk
16y ago
anyone know of posts about their architecture of scaling adventures? I'd love to see how they're handling all of that.
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16y ago
This is going to have about as much effect on GoDaddy's userbase and bottom line as did all of the privacy concerns last year with Facebook. A sliver of a fraction of GoDaddy customers will ever see that video or even hear about it. Most pe
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