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doh
11y ago
I don't believe that is going to happen. That's why we started https://pexe.so where we are offering content id to every content creator, go outside of YouTube (still included though) and focus way more on analytics th
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BuzzFeed Series A pitch deck [pdf]
(scribd.com)
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11y ago
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Practical Data Science in Python
(radimrehurek.com)
260 points
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doh
12y ago
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33 comments
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doh
12y ago
The site gives you a direct link to the file. Based on the site behavior and your browser settings, your browser will or start downloading or open the video directly.
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doh
12y ago
I actually do. My main thing is http://pexe.so
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doh
12y ago
Speed and simplicity of the design. You can for instance download a whole playlist of videos at once and get a .m3u file that includes all the direct links to the top quality videos.
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Responsive Logos
(responsivelogos.co.uk)
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doh
12y ago
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doh
12y ago
Youtube (64.08%), Soundcloud (11.37%), Vimeo (9.94%), Mixcloud (3.84%) and then everything else is less than 1%
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doh
12y ago
Never did anything special. After a month got promoted by Lifehacker which crashed the site so the traffic went back to the original. Everything is WOM.
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doh
12y ago
I mean the pop-up ads are sometimes ads to online casinos, sometimes very popular mobile games, etc. To be honest, I am very frustrated with the ads, but I have to make money somehow and I never found a better way how to do it.
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doh
12y ago
Well, the top videos get barely over couple of 1k views so I don't know how valuable it is. I am extremely strict with what I count as a hit (I have a whole GEOip & browser combination) so if two people come from the same country w
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doh
12y ago
Actually, the NSFW section is only 0.65% of the site traffic. I think the most income comes from some casinos or this type of ads.
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doh
12y ago
The smaller one is http://www.gunggo.com , the bigger one is invitation only.
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doh
12y ago
You can use the API from http://auderio.com and do whatever you want
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doh
12y ago
Well, this is a kind of a gray zone. The data hosted on sites like Youtube don't belong to them but to the creators. The site itself doesn't download anything, in a way it simulates what your browsers does. As a user, that's
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doh
12y ago
I actually spent a decent amount of time preventing people from promoting their videos on the homepage. The traffic dropped a bit afterwards but I like to have a real data there, just for the curiosity.
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doh
12y ago
http://oi60.tinypic.com/29c71q1.jpg
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doh
12y ago
Sure. For that reason I wrote other service, http://auderio.com ;)
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doh
12y ago
There are no banners only pop-up ads. There are two different providers, one generating around 1/3 the other the rest. I get probably one inquiry a week to test new ad system, which I mostly do. This way I went up from 6-7k a month to
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doh
12y ago
There are pop-up ads whenever you click somewhere. It's crazy intrusive, but unfortunately google like services are generating barely 1/3.
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doh
12y ago
A year ago I developed an universal video downloader site http://savedeo.com . I didn't pay much attention to it at first, but people liked the site and kept coming back. Year later the site generates around $30k a month and
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doh
12y ago
And way faster :)
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doh
12y ago
If you don't want to install anything, just use http://savedeo.com for almost any video or http://auderio.com for Music from Youtube
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The Moat, the Millions and the $50 Timex Watch
(nytimes.com)
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12y ago
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AirBnB is removing negative reviews
(facebook.com)
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12y ago
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Apple in talks for $3.2bn Beats deal
(ft.com)
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12y ago
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The surprisingly simple way Egyptians moved massive pyramid stones
(washingtonpost.com)
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12y ago
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doh
12y ago
Uff, that's really unfortunate when the adblock block the name of your company.
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doh
12y ago
Hm, this is what google shows when you type the name of your company (at least in safari) http://imgur.com/cfdFdvd There is no link to click on
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Pornhub is planting a tree for every 100 videos you watch
(dailydot.com)
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doh
12y ago
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