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by jonkelly 16y ago
Having run a CPC network, I can say "definitely yes" - we pursue fraud aggressively. I enjoyed the article and appreciate his sleuthing, but his conclusion is completely wrong (at least for major CPC advertisers, who are almost all ROAS-dri
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Awesome. My daughter is 7 and also loves math - I can't wait to get her coding!
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by jonkelly 16y ago
exactly. I hadn't heard about it either before seeing this post.
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Just tested it, very useful, good job!
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Dear NCAA: Please Stop Helping AOL & Turner Scam Students(thisorthat.com)
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by jonkelly 16y ago
"The best place to start your particular business ultimately depends on the field you’re in, but clearly, it’s best to stick to the coasts, because that’s where the money is." - um, no. I'm probably biased since my biggest failed effort was
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Max - we might need some help soon, too. Shoot me a note if you are interested.
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by jonkelly 16y ago
I'm not sure if most people know how dangerous this issue is for Google. If the courts find that they have to suppress ads for TM keywords, they will get into a never-ending battle with every "Jim's Auto Body" across the country.
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by jonkelly 16y ago
It's interesting that in this post about "Simple SEO" he does a bunch of "advanced" things that aren't mentioned -- highly optimized page Title and URL (which appears intentional as it does not match the blog post title), post title optimiz
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by jonkelly 16y ago
CEO here, so naturally Win 7 to power Outlook, PowerPoint and IE. ;-)
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Amen to that. Presumptuous as well, that should have been titled Killing _my_ Authenticity.
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It's March - Time for TechStars' Startup Madness(readwriteweb.com)
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Here's the bottom line. Don't rely on Google, Facebook, Reddit or HN for that matter. They all have their own interests, changing rules mores etc. The "best" content, app or product doesn't necessarily win in any channel. The best marketin
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by jonkelly 16y ago
I actually like the idea a bit. Chicken and egg problem for ad networks is difficult, but not insurmountable. I can tell you that there are many big newsletters out there that are under-monetized. It' not about spamming, either, it's about
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Help us help Techstars find under the radar startups(thisorthat.com)
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by jonkelly 16y ago
I'm reminded of the punchline of the old econ joke "we've already established what kind of woman you are, now we're just haggling over price." We always have to remember in web publishing, ads _are_ content. Your users _will_ judge you base
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Could be a way to slow down the feed owners' lawyers a bit? ;-)
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by jonkelly 16y ago
It's funny because as I started to read this, my first thought was "I'm so thankful that nobody says dub dub dub anymore." My second thought was "I thought this was going to be about how difficult capital W is in deciding character limits
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Haha! I'm really pulling for Uber to succeed (and come to Denver).
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by jonkelly 16y ago
That's really interesting.
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by jonkelly 16y ago
Thanks for the question, it's a very good one. We are still working on developing an information architecture that makes more sense. As it stands, we've focused the home page on our editorial content rather than UGC (which tend to focus on
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by jonkelly 16y ago
It depends. Airlines distinguish on their waitlists between those who've been inconvenienced entirely outside their control (aircraft mechanical delay even weather) vs. those who've missed their flights because they were late. Sounds like y
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by jonkelly 16y ago
We are at thisorthat.com. We're helping users compare anything (and we're hosting the TechStars Startup Madness tournament) -- looking for developers and writers/editors
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TechStars announces startup madness competition(techstars.org)
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