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by flignats 16y ago
DD - going to the trenches. Well, you guys are not the ones that are responsible for doing the due diligence if you are getting bought out. But, if you want to know some of details needed then I would have all of this information ready; Fin
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by flignats 16y ago
8 hours of work for a program like Ycomb is not a lot of work. You can find the time to do it. Plus, you could have shot the video with your camera phone and they would have been fine with it - as long as you were witty and accomplished t
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by flignats 16y ago
Everyone has competition.
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by flignats 16y ago
You're mistaken, Linked.in has a ton of competition. Where don't you see competition? It does compete with facebook. There are also applications developed for FB that deliver similar information and features that linked.in does - althoug
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by flignats 16y ago
Yeah, but his purpose behind wanting to make $50 a day can dictate how you want to get there. Do you want it to be a sustainable $50 or are you trying to reach that goal to then expand beyond that $50? Whitehat / blackhat $50 a day? So, t
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by flignats 16y ago
Why is your goal to make $50 a day?
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by flignats 16y ago
If you only know of Adsense, go to google and type in "Advertising Network" and you can see a huge list pop up. You know of Adsense bc it's one of the best ones and in terms of revenue generation. If you have a niche topic that is going vir
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by flignats 16y ago
In any event, there are many services out there that you can user to check your SERPs. As mentioned above, Ginzametrics and SEOmoz are two services. They don't get banned. You can also go the market samurai route if you want to, or use ma
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by flignats 16y ago
+1 for Ginzametrics. Also, SEOmoz has a service for serp tracking.
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by flignats 16y ago
Let me rephrase... They have apis in place for people that use it to make the service you are looking for... not that Google has developed an API for people to use to retrieve their serps. I forget that I sometimes need to be very specific
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by flignats 16y ago
There are many online services you can use to track your keyword positions without violating the T&C of the se's. They have API specifically for this purpose, you just need to find a service that uses the APIs legit.
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by flignats 16y ago
Market Samurai does a decent job of that.
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by flignats 16y ago
Nah, you can't just break the jar...
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by flignats 16y ago
Yes, push the cork into the jar.
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by flignats 16y ago
Ugh, seriously...
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by flignats 16y ago
Probably wasn't the best, but its a funny question to be asked; I give you a glass jar, a penny, and a cork. I put the penny into the jar and seal the jar with the cork. Remove the penny from the jar without taking the cork out. I'll repl
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by flignats 16y ago
+1 another great approach. This is sort of the position that we are in with our own startup company. However, we've been able to take it a step further than that and have generated some nice revenue to substantiate itself as well.
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by flignats 16y ago
If their idea was so easily replicated then they probably shouldn't be creating the business in the first place. But, just for fun since some people can't answer the question, let me throw some curve balls that might entice someone away fro
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Dmoz is losing its appeal, as if it wasn't already.(seomoz.org)
1 points by flignats 16y ago|0 comments
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by flignats 16y ago
The posting on Startuphire will help clarify some questions about who we are and what stage we are at. I left the url and description out from this post because I wanted the topic to be less about our company, specifically, and more about
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by flignats 16y ago
Maybe I should restate my question, but first - yes, we have a working product/service and yes we want a CTO. We have a strategy, support network, growth plans, ect and are executing them appropriately. My concern is less about " Hey guys,
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Ask HN: Where is all the talent at?
3 points by flignats 16y ago|7 comments
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by flignats 16y ago
One of the best ways I have maintained focus is to surround yourself with people that keep you sharp. A peer with similar skills but slightly more advanced than myself always keeps me working hard to elevate my skill level - then it become
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by flignats 16y ago
I would probably do a few things - build a go-kart (why not?), learn a new computer skill, go for rides on my motorcycle, random red-eye flight for a weekend, act on one of the ten startup ideas continually floating around in my head :D
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by flignats 16y ago
I'm not sure where you are applying too, but whenever there is an economic downturn one of the first cost cutters is through the IT departments. As for startups, its a tight crowd and hard to jump onto a team or put together one with enoug
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by flignats 16y ago
We update our fans through multiple mediums. Our community posts about us to their walls and news stream, but we hardly contact our players through facebook directly. We communicate with them through our FB fan page, provide coupons, comp
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by flignats 16y ago
That's a hard question to answer without providing some information on your product/service. Il raises a good question in his post, 'why do you want Facebook fans?.' That answer will help determine how you want to gather those FB fans, be
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by flignats 16y ago
SF Bay Area SkillAddiction is seeking its first CTO! SkillAddiction hosts skill gaming tournaments where players compete for cash and prizes. We've been online since 2009 and growing strongly in the skill gaming sector. We've awarded over