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by jwesley 18y ago
Successful - that's cute.
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by jwesley 18y ago
This is why startups need "business" people.
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by jwesley 18y ago
Clearly bought for the publicity and VC cash potential. I bet the price tag is sub 50K.
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by jwesley 18y ago
This list is mis-titled. It should be called "Most Costly Adwords Clicks" because it doesn't account for search volume. The highest paying search terms are the ones that generate the greatest revenues. Daily Revenue = (# clicks/day)(cost pe
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by jwesley 18y ago
11. Put ugly little text ads everywhere.
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by jwesley 18y ago
Of course no one would care. New ideas are always repelled by inertia. Why do you think we still use the terribly inefficient QWERTY keyboard?
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by jwesley 18y ago
Does PG really need a book? Maybe to make a little money, or for the vanity of being a published author, but his legacy is online. It's just the new medium.
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by jwesley 18y ago
That's what discredits Arrington for you? How about the way he pimps the startups he invests in a la Seesmic video comments? All the same, I still read and enjoy his site.
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by jwesley 18y ago
So I guess this means that most smart, ambitious people are INT
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by jwesley 18y ago
Why Sergey and Larry? Might as well go with Jobs.
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by jwesley 19y ago
I would put Paul Graham on my list. :)
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by jwesley 19y ago
"Just by its nature, SEO is bad" This statement is ridiculous. You are a fool is you don't do everything you can to rank for relevant terms. This is the best, most targeted traffic you can get. Gaming the engines is bad, but not trying to r