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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Start promoting it to get traffic. Leverage stumbleupon, reddit, facebook/twitter, and possibly organic. Adsense pubs who make good money have sites that get a veritable shit ton of traffic every day, or have sites with ads with incredibly
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
It's not scamming, it's marketing. The customers aren't committing to anything more than a simple mouse click. Scamming would be telling them they get one thing and then giving them another on checkout or form submit. This is no different t
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
I simply can't fathom how this company has so much venture money already, and is raising even more, and is over 3 years old, but still goes over capacity practically hourly. How hard is it to staff a team of engineers to get that damn site
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
good implementation, but why 3 websites for the pro with 1000 keywords? Don't even limit to websites at all, just use keywords. It's regex parsing anyways, it's not hard to check any number of domains. The failing point of almost all rank t
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
I specifically do link building services for aggressive internet marketers and most recently local small businesses. I built a full web app to handle all orders and tasks and have a full staff of workers that can pump out orders quickly and
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Why in the world is this being down voted??? Downvoting is for comments not relevant to the conversation, not for comments you disagree with. The sentiments in this comment are perfectly legitimate
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Ok, I am a solid PHP developer, pretty advanced with Ruby, and can do front end code and JQuery with my eyes closed. Should I be interested in Perl? Is there any reason to learn it if I know these other languages? I am genuinely curious
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
There's no such thing as a high or low bounce rate, the only thing that matters is how many conversions you're getting. someone getting a 90% bounce rate but converting at 5% is doing better than someone with a 40% bounce rate with 2% conve
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Let him go? You aren't obligated to employ anyone
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
there's really not that much guessing necessary. Google knows the click through rate of all SERPs, so after a year, if they see that 95% of your pages are never visited, they have no reason to hang on to them. Because those pages weren't br
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
The Art of SEO is a great resource if you're just getting started and are interested in White-Hat stuff. If you're more interested in aggressive marketing and link building, stay away from the majority of forums (because they're full of gur
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
why is it the "seo-douchebag"'s fault that Google decides to rank crap on the front page? Shouldn't that be Google's fault? If you want to leverage the high volume of traffic Google can provide, you must at least try and pay attention to SE
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Quite frankly, a group of people whining about someone gaming the system of a massive highly profitable company and not really understanding the underlying dynamics of said practices is something I feel needs to called out and denounced. I
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
I have to admit, I hate seeing SEO posts submitted here. Not because I don't like them, but because of the ignorance so many of you show towards any use or mention of SEO. SEO isn't bad, Google themself has an SEO guide they released for we
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
anyone else get an http basic auth popup upon loading the main page? something about dads.digg.com, which I presume has to do with Digg Ads or something.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
They really are on different levels. You can push an affiliate offer through a review site, through an email list, through ppc ads, ppv traffic. Adsense is pretty ordinary, and works in situations when users want more than a site or page ca
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
there are guys pushing a few hundred thousand dollars worth of offers a day. It's a huge huge industry, but you can't just toss up some banners and expect to profit.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
and twitter's front end still crashes multiple times a day :)
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
I left twitter out because it has started departing a bit from pure Ruby on Rails and has had scaling issues from the get go so isn't a really good example when someone is bitching about the abilities of RoR.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
http://ihaterubyonrails.com/posts/34/the-perfect-framework-f... "Show me one example of a corporate or high-traffic website that uses Rails other than Basecamp." -yellowpages.com -hulu.com -shopify -kongregate -github -justin.tv -ravelry
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
no, despite the rhetoric you employed here, you're still skirting my rebuttal and lacking any real point other than to show off how many words you can use to describe absolutely nothing. My point is that someone works to create something th
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Go register an account at onlinejobs.ph and put up a job posting. Clearly list out what you need done and put together a small test project as their tryout. Base their wage on similar job postings. Va's aregreat but you need to respect them
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
But when you own a website that does "deserve" to rank and Google's algorithm allows for spammers to get to the top, then you have no recourse but to fight fire with fire. If I had a great site about my acai berry product, but stuck only to
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
but you left out the part of my metaphor that included selling the scanned book later on. That is where the issue can be become public. That is where you're affecting the livelihood of said authors/publishers. I'm really playing devil's adv
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
ha, very few things can be considered "whitehat" seo, everything is a shade of gray
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
1) The very nature of Google's algorithm encourages using techniques that will increase your rankings, or else you will drown in a mess of competitors in most niches. Also, just because it's frowned upon by Google doesn't necessarily make i
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
well, then as a user of this site as well as presumably affiliate forums, you know that this site isn't too keen on the methods you listed compared to other sites where it's considered essential TO DO those things in order to succeed, no qu
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
you really really need to be attacking your organic search rankings to get yourself some traffic -> sales. Contact me privately through my blog in my profile, I run something that can help you.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
to the owners of the content, it's similar to scanning a book at a library then reselling it without their permission
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
looks like someone has a bit of an Affiliate Marketing background :)

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