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by matznerd 14y ago
I always felt the same way doing internet marketing stuff. I had fun and was making money, but I didn't consider my company a "startup" because I wasn't really creating any new technology. I think that is kind of the difference...
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by matznerd 14y ago
Amicus is pretty cool, I've seen it in action!
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by matznerd 14y ago
That is not a just correlation. Someone who is creative enough to come up with something like this, probably has a creative app as well. It is nearly impossible to put out a product without any minor mistakes.
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by matznerd 14y ago
Godaddy definitely does this, if not directly, they also can suggest the domain you've search to other people searching because it is likely a good domain...
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why would you want to use a shortcode with this?
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It's the same with Google Search and SEO. SEOs simply observe what actions the algorithm rewards and optimize for that.
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Kayak IPO Soars(venturebeat.com)
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by matznerd 14y ago
I think that this is a good idea, I've seen people in the internet marketing space sell themes and templates like this. What you should do is customize the template for different niches, i.e. one for lawyers, one for doctors, one for dentis
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by matznerd 14y ago
How did they spread?
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by matznerd 14y ago
I have not seen Wikipedia "moving in this directon." I had some editors delete a 5 year old page with multiple published sources and 10+ inbound wikipedia links on it. I am getting it reviewed now. There are some bad apple editors on Wikipe
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by matznerd 14y ago
It's pretty ridiculous that people will go this far out of their way to delete an article that is obviously not spam or anything like that. Seriously, I got pretty emotional having to defend my father's notability to a stranger on the inter
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by matznerd 14y ago
I completely agree! I updated something on my father's wikipedia page (he founded a city and was a mayor), and even though the article was 5 years old, the change brought the article under review and it was cited for deletion due to notabil
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by matznerd 14y ago
I find CRMs are better once you have a client. What you are talking about building seems closer to lead management software. While CRM are not themselves communication software, you can easily integrate communication software like skype or
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Good ol CLAD!
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by matznerd 14y ago
This has always been one of my favorite uses of QR codes, a grocery store in the subway. Taking wasted space and wasted time, and putting them to productive use is amazing. http://natmobi.com/innovative-qr-code-grocery/
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by matznerd 14y ago
usually this is for tracking and/or to redirect the page to a different url if their are changes. it is always best to use QR code management and tracking software than to use a direct link in the ad, because if you've printed 10,000 copies
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by matznerd 14y ago
yeah, I work with text messaging, i.e. "text XXXX to #####" and while I love seeing it places, when I see it on the train I say wtf? But I guess people can draft the message and send it when they go above ground? I wonder if that is the sam
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by matznerd 14y ago
I've thought about the buffer for texting and the problem is that you can't send a message from your real number, it would have to be from a separate number, thereby kind of defeating the purpose...
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by matznerd 14y ago
How did that work out? I read about this wallstreet guy who kept a meticulous spreadsheet of all the women he met on dates, and she got him to send it to her, then she leaked it all over the net... http://deadspin.com/5902760/finance-guy-k
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by matznerd 14y ago
oDesk could definitely use some improvement in their tracking software, it can be a pain to use and does not give enough details...
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Outsourcing Birthdays and Flirting(matznerd.com)
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by matznerd 14y ago
All off the stuff I said is valid as of today. If this was 2003 the advice would be to keyword stuff the hell out of it. Then get thousands of shitty backlinks using comments from blogs and forum profiles. Actually that's like 2 years ago.
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by matznerd 14y ago
Unfortunately that is not completely true, especially in the short term. If you are relying on organic search traffic for your product or site, no matter how good it is, you may have difficulty being found, especially if the product has a c
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by matznerd 14y ago
I didn't say unnecessary or even crappy content, and there is no stuffing involved. I meant to simply use the antecedent instead of a pronoun, it doesn't change the content. Google is an algorithm and it does not read "stop words" ( http://
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by matznerd 14y ago
I thought this was pretty standard so here are some other tips for anyone starting a new site or looking to increase their SEO. Sitemaps and metatags are the main things you need on every site+page. I suggest you then write a 600-1000 word
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by matznerd 14y ago
I don't agree with that necessarily. As someone who used to scrape the web daily, I can tell you that most software doesn't have that level of sophistication...
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by matznerd 14y ago
I saw these guys present today at TechCrunch disrupt NYC (which is why I think the link made it here) and they seemed to have a vision for bringing the learning curve of guitar down to the masses and providing some area in between guitar he
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by matznerd 14y ago
In Internet Marketing, we refer to being delisted as getting "sandboxed"
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by matznerd 14y ago
It's definitely not isolated, and it definitely feels like censorship. A company shouldn't be deciding what we can or can't say, especially if it's not profane. They once tried to block me from posting a link to a site that was critical of
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by matznerd 14y ago
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