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13y ago
Great site guys! We've been tracking Optimizely and 5000 other technologies for a few years. Optimizely is doing really well - http://trends.builtwith.com/analytics/Optimizely
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What's happening in the A/B Testing Market?
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Market Share for SSL certificates in top million sites
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13y ago
Hey yonasb this is really cool, if you'd like to automate it a bit let me know we've got an API for this (api.builtwith.com) and we've got free attribution version that you could use.
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Social Sharing vs RSS Usage
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14y ago
I think we've reached "Peak PHP" our data[1] shows PHP isn't growing at all in the top million sites and Netcraft's data reflects that if you take the "active sites" bar back to the middle of 2011. [1] http://trends.builtwith.com/framework
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We've got trends for trackers that we can detect and are currently not loaded by third party JS - To name a few - http://trends.builtwith.com/analytics/LeadLander http://trends.builtwith.com/analytics/Hubspot http://trends.builtwith.co
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How relatively easy is this to do for governments? Are there systems in place in other countries which makes this extremely complex/impossible to do?
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These crossovers of time are fascinating and interesting to research i.e. people who used the internet before the airplane was invented.
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14y ago
Please send me an email with regards to the issues with the builtwith data, I'd be happy to identify the false positives to ensure they are not in your reports. Thanks!
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14y ago
I had exactly the same call with someone, I wish I'd thought of the VM idea but I didn't, however I did record it - http://soundcloud.com/gbrewer-1/microsoft-telephone-scam/s-e... I felt a bit sorry for the guy it's clearly a boiler room
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BarackObama.com vs. MittRomney.com
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I agree with this. The implementation of Google+ Platform on websites seems to have plateaued recently, meaning, if these stats are correct, the visitors are probably not coming in from the web, they may be being coerced in from other Googl
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14y ago
A good place to look might be at your competitors. If your product is better, easier or cheaper then that might be a good source of potential customers as you know they understand the problem and already have/maybe pay for a solution. Here
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I really hope this works out, the idea is awesome. I suspect there's a fair amount of red tape to get it launched.
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I think you found the answer in your question. If I have to setup a US company because I can't get support in Australia to accept USD on my site, what else should I be doing in the US? It's got nothing to do with business plans or PayPal fe
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I don't think it's totally unrelated, only having one or two third party life lines for charging customers in a currency other than AUD is fairly dire for the success of any "Silicon Valley" if the startups are planning on making any money
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We do recurring billing with them, you just have to use their interface - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_pdn_subscr_techvi...
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It's a massive hurdle to charge your customers without using third party payment processors in Australia (PayPal). To get around it you can either use third parties (PayPal) or what every startup I've come across in Australia has done so fa
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Australia will not have a Silicon Valley until the banks let Australian startups charge their customers in USD.
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Hi Matt, The site won't show those that aren't doing non-meta ways so I suspect the actual registration would be higher than this. Although you can see the actual trending at http://trends.builtwith.com/Web-Master/Google-Webmaster
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Thanks I've added a link to a CSV with the domains and technologies found in the run (Which was a few months ago now). http://trends.builtwith.com/Y-Combinator.txt
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It's nice to see builtwith on the HN homepage, thanks for submitting this page Alex. I'm reading through everyone's feedback and will make changes accordingly, thanks everyone for commenting. A few notes and things I will clean up - * The p
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15y ago
This site is really cool. Everyone interested in this sort of tracking should checkout PlanePlotter from COAA http://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm . It does a similar sort of thing but for planes which have ADS-B transmitters and a team
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You could fly to Lord Howe Island with Qantas from Sydney. I looked at doing it but it is very expensive and so is accommodation when you get there. Although now I might reconsider just seeing Ball's Pyramid would be reason to go.
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How long is the waiting list? I signed up Feb 2nd. Other than that nice work.
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PayPal really is the only solution unless you can get the one bank in Australia to let you open a USD account, you'll also need a modem to check your balance with them online. This is a good thread http://groups.google.com/group/silicon-be
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This is just detection on the homepages of the sites found at yclist.com with the removal of the "dead" links as well as dead results that I found in the results from the person who put together this awesome spreadsheet - https://spreadshe
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Y Combinator Website Technology Usage
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15y ago
In terms of the top sites using nginx they saw a big gain this week - http://trends.builtwith.com/Web-Server/nginx Whilst IIS7 is gaining market share it's as the expense of IIS in general losing market share.
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