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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Social News sites have permanently fucked most people's brains up
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
anyone with even an elementary understanding of conversion testing and optimization knows that "great" design != great conversions/sales/success
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
A CodeIgniter based Control Panel for ordering and managing SEO services. Has mailing list management, task list generation, status updates. Pretty sweet.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
not a new law, but I don't think you should be allowed to kick field goals in overtime in NFL football. Such an easy way out the majority of the time, getting within the 30 is basically death.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
dude, beautiful post. The exact strategy I am planning on living my life by
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
"As a result, rather than measuring precision/recall as a percentage of domains or as a percentage of urls we usually try to measure it as a percentage of results that appeared on a search result page or results that users click on, mined f
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Ranking #11 with an exact match domain is not doing well by any means. Spot 11 gets maybe 1% of the total clicks coming from that search term. Exact Match domains are very easy to rank with minimal link building and quality on site content.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
why was this downvoted? this is a relevant and productive comment
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"Unfortunately, even with great traffic and strong user loyalty, a business can’t survive and grow without a steady stream of revenue to support it. In these historically difficult economic times, online ad revenue has plummeted and venture
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
I can't upvote this enough. ranking for red blue yellow is a trivial example on its own, but with an exact match domain, it's hard to NOT rank for it
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
you do realize that the majority of affiliate marketing isn't associated with spam, right?
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Codeigniter is great, I have built small micro cms setups and large, advanced apps with it, and it's been easy to use every step of the way. Forums are good, docs are great, lightweight.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
1) Overcome my periods of overwhelming lack of passion and focus, that could potentially be rooted in some medical things 2) Write a few philosophical fiction books 3) Run a Micro ISV while I'm writing those books :) I guess none of these a
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It's not that remarkable...Google has provisions for breaking news style content, and as it sees traffic, searches, and ctr increasing for certain urls, it bumps it up in the SERPs...as things reach up the SERPs and especially when things m
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
you can use proxies with market samurai (admittedly, the way they handle proxies is awkward, but overall, you can avoid google issues completely with a handful of proxies)
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Market Samurai is a really great desktop (adobe air) tool to track rankings, research keywords, check out competition levels, etc. It's also the nicest adobe air application I've ever used, hands down.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Can anyone throw some loops together with really annoying vocals laid on top and call it music? what the hell was that?
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
who'll is a really really awkward word...any other domain options while it's still early?
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No its not. Google has said that in situations like this, use a 301 redirect to properly tell them where the actual content is located. Using a 403 is an error page that will tell the spiders that that page doesn't exist anymore, and that c
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Because once that content is indexed, you can receive a negative effect from Google by mass 403-ing a huge amount of content
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Well, that's $0.01 an email. You should probably be evaluating your conversion rates and ROI, because that's a pretty good rate. Plus, setting up and maintaining a non-blacklisted, high deliverability mail server is nearly a full time job,
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Hmmm, I would imagine the average hourly wage of 6000 people would be much lower than $50/hour....
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Sign up for someone like MailChimp or AWeber or Constant Contact and tie into their API. Emailing at volume can be a bitch, so follow in marketer's footsteps and go with a 3rd party. You can be up and running in a day with analytics.
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
The fun part about advice is you don't always have to take it
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Basically take stackoverflow and make it for book summaries, but put a word or character limit to the summaries. So eventually, you'll have a collection of the best 500 word book summaries
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Create a micro book summary site. I have the entire thing planned out and will realistically never get to it as much as I think I could. It's mostly standard CRUD, with some bells and whistles, you can monetize it pretty well, and I know of
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Your font isn't very easy on the eyes...drop it down a few notches in size
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The simple matter here is that people should not be attacking Mahalo because of their "spam" or whatever else you think they're doing. If you want to attack them, you should also be ripping apart all the results for the front page results f
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
Come up with your own Acai Weight Loss Rebill with good affiliate payouts and connect with a network. You're going to be beat up with chargebacks and product manufacturing issues, but you can make a million dollars a week if you get enough
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by ddemchuk 16y ago
CODEIGNITER I use a variety of languages and frameworks, and CodeIgniter is the closest to what you described you're used to with some great boiler plate code. I've done everything from simple one off CMS apps to very robust multi site auto

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