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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Agreed, what if I want to grow my business without their tool?
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
There are a lot of intangibles earned as well...time to get a similar blog to same levels of income will generally be reduced on next project. Piggybacking off of built asset authority -> fast launching new sites, building credibility f
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Just ignore the guy above, you are correct and he is not. Don't waste more time arguing w/ him :)
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Email outreach and social outreach are by far the fastest way to get traffic to a blog like hers.
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Why listen to it when it's a layman's finance podcast if you already have a decent grasp of ACH and it's shortcomings? Did you really expect them to be giving an in-depth look at ACH for their 3million+ audience?
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
I would have to second this, I actually didn't know it was horizontal scrolling. Great stuff though, like the aesthetics!
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Who knows, the demise of Google Reader seems to be spawning a lot of cool projects and Show HN's. I don't think it's the end of the world...seems to be driving forward innovation.
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Use more buzzwords, please.
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Great post Eric - Good to see all of the data we've been digging into get out there in the startup community!
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
Black hatters these days don't really even care about long-term rankings, they're more about exploiting the inadequacies in the algorithm in the first month or so of a site's live. Build it, rank it, bank cash, and burn it out. That's the
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by halcyondaze 13y ago
No offense to bitcoiners, but what are people expecting when the biggest exchange is "Magic The Gathering Online Exchange" for this "currency" ?
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Second this, I actually pay for the yearly license and it's saved me far, far more than it's cost in the first full site crawl I ever did with it :)
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Hahaha, too true
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Eh, what's wrong with the dealer trick? He has the ability to do it, the law is written that way...what does it matter?
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
I think this is a great article, but I would almost say that the most important part about marketing your software product as a one person founder is building up your influence in at least ONE channel that your target market hangs out. You
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
One thing I really like for productivity is getting deep into the mindset of anyone that excels. I skateboard for exercise and one of my favorite skaters is Andrew Reynolds. His mentality when skating is second to none. He'll land an abso
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
AGREED. So much
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
> People look at the human GI totally wrong anyway. They think, what can I put in to get the best results? When in reality, the human GI evolved to support an extremely broad range of inputs as it's most significant factor. That doesn't
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Come on now, there are very few things that are for everyone...what is the point of this article?
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
This title is ridiculous, and walking desks are outclassed by simple standing desks. You don't need to be walking for 8 hours a day to get the type of results this guy claims to have gotten (by the way, bodyweight fluctuates 5-10lb in a da
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
It's nowhere near passive aggressive, just a statement of what Google does. Google does give a steady stream of traffic, but it's my goal to diversify traffic streams as much as possible at the same time - Google's becoming less important
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Also: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&#38...
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
I don't see an ethical disconnect. Google is the world's largest scraper, making almost all of their revenue by serving ads next to the content of everyone else but them, yet there is an "ethical disconnect" by voluntarily choosing to stil
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Not true, there's some very cool stuff you can do that is entirely within Google's guidelines AND gives your site a large advantage over other sites that aren't using them. See http://www.quicksprout.com/2013/01/24/the-advanced-guide-to-.
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Don't hate on all SEOs just because of the overall clown-ness of the space :( there are some good guys!
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
I use XenForo and it's relatively simple to stop all forum spam for the most part. I just set up a custom captcha that only people who are interested in the topic would know the answer to, and then use XenForo's built in spam catching syst
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
Mull it over a week?
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
No offense, but why doesn't this guy just GET to know someone at Google? It's not that difficult to do!
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Elon Musk Refutes NYT Article with Detailed Data From Model S(teslamotors.com)
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by halcyondaze 14y ago
While this is definitely a thought experiment, we found the basic premise to be true when we redesigned our product, pricing plans, and free trial strategy. We went from: Free Forever / $29 / $59 / $149 7 Day Trial / $49 / $149 / $249 And w

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