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by jeremydavid 14y ago
I received the same error.
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
I would guess Google already keeps a record of a website's history and could easily detect if it suddenly became "seo-deoptimized" EDIT: But I completely agree. There are far too many SEO's out there for this to beat everything
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Historically, a large component of Google's ranking algorithm involves the number of links pointing to a website (and a number of other qualities like anchor text, unique domains, surrounding text, etc.). If my memory serves me, there are o
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Imagine how inconvenient it will be if SOPA passes and reddit is shut down. Think of this as an opportunity to come up with a contingency plan for your group collaboration :)
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Thanks Joachim. I posted here as a last resort, because I have been unable to contact them through any other means. Google does not have a "helpdesk", and they do not even read their own help forums. If you have a suggestion for me to reach
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Ask HN: Can someone from Google please pass on a message to the Feedburner team?
15 points by jeremydavid 15y ago|2 comments
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Usually when you transfer a domain you buy an extra year on top of whatever time you have left... but you'll have to check with the company you are transferring to.
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
I hope not to sound daft, but why do spammers do this? What is the benefit of automatically creating these accounts? Are they trying to find some sort of exploit in your code that lets them send out emails?
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Make sure you get the 4th edition... the 5th edition is terrible, as most of it was re-written by another author and Caples' famous ads are replaced by "new examples" that are vastly inferior.
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
http://db.tt/mB6gJQb Thanks!
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HN's Steve Jobs tribute. Thank you for inspiring us all.(i.imgur.com)
4 points by jeremydavid 15y ago|0 comments
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Yes, I would love this in Canada too!
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Or at least give the option not to break it. Scroll-zoom drives me crazy - the slightest touch causes the map to either zoom in fully, or out too far (I wish all websites that used maps gave me the option to turn it off).
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Cheers for that! Thank you for reinforcing my decision. I may just move the rest of my domains over there this week.
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Has anyone here used Nearly Free Speech (www.nearlyfreespeech.net)? I have finally started to make my migration away from GoDaddy (I have been planning this for years), and NFS seems pretty good. I can't seem to find any horror stories abou
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
"Ogilvy on Advertising" is his most famous book
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Thanks for that link. It looks promising, but the canvas is just too small.
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Being able to type in a URL and then you draw over that would be fantastic too.
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Yes, you need text and images. The company I work for has been looking for a simple, fast, and good solution to make notes over webpage wireframes. I think this could be it!
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
Can you please elaborate on the 65000 Euro "green card"? I have been looking for a way to move to Berlin for many years, and have never come across this. I would be delighted if this is the way!
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by jeremydavid 15y ago
I have had quite a bit of success using these services. Here are a few of my tips: 1. As jasonkester said, wait at least a week before you start looking at proposals and making your decision. You get a lot of crap in the first few days, and
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
Just thought I'd let you know your text rendered very small on my browser, and the light grey quotes were almost unreadable.
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
My initial thoughts on the results page is that they are not really intuitive, and a bit hard to look at. Without reading the description, I was confused why some were in caps, other's bold, etc. It might be worthwhile to experiment with a
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
Imagine if he had made people sign up to his mailing list in exchange for the free download. Even if it reduced downloads by 50%, he would still have 168,000 people on his list that are actively looking for programming material. His next bo
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
I’ve taken the tour, but I still don’t understand what you do. Can you explain how it works?
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
Even with a free trial, the purpose of a long sales form is to explain why APPNAME.LY is superior to all the other competing products and get you to try it out. Look at Basecamp ( http://basecamphq.com/ ). They have a tremendously successfu
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
If you were in the market for a, lets say, refrigerator, and you were sent a detailed letter explaining why Brand X Refrigerators keep food fresh longer and save you money on electricity - would you really throw it away?
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
I have to agree with you. 35,000 likes are very valuable. And it's not just the 35,000 people that like you. You can advertise on Facebook to "friends of friends who like you", using the "friend" as a testimonial of sorts. "Blah blah blah
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
I service I use daily with very similar functionality is KISSinsights. They are always rolling out new features, and I think if you want to differentiate yourself you are going to have to list the benefits of switching to your service versu
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by jeremydavid 16y ago
Oops. Thank's for the explanation :) Perhaps Amazon's words are intentionally ambiguous. EDIT: Actually, I just read TechCrunch's article Has the pixel to print tipping point been reached? Last July we reported that Amazon’s Kindle eReader

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