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mikeyur
17y ago
Yes, but that's not a 1-man job. And that company is EXTREMELY smart. It may sound stupid to compete with yourself, but what about 'owning' a google search term? Good SEO on all 3 sites may result in 3 top 10 rankings for a single product,
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17y ago
You should be thinking about SEO (at least partially) with any content-driven site you launch. There is also much more to SEO than just friendly titles and URLs, but that's always a good place to start. For most startups SEO is normally han
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mikeyur
17y ago
Good list of startups, but I think more metrics are needed than just Alexa rank (who still uses the alexa toolbar?)
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5 Things I Learned From Year One In My Startup
(techvibes.com)
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mikeyur
17y ago
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20 comments
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17y ago
No offense taken. I'm going to edit it up and throw in my previous comment right now at the bottom of the post. Thanks for the feedback.
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17y ago
Totally agree with both of you guys (and yes the comment was crude - I can be an asshole). I agree, looking back the post would've been better minus the 'How' - but it was really as simple as I stated in the post. Leveraging social media to
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How I Got A Job From A Blog Comment
(michaelyurechko.com)
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17y ago
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mikeyur
17y ago
Email rumors are so 2001. If he wanted to do it correctly he should've hacked into his roommate's Facebook account and changed his sexual preference.
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mikeyur
17y ago
Great, now we're going to have 30 twitvid clones.
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17y ago
'Get a Girlfriend' isn't as easy as it sounds for everyone. I'd say get a dog to start with. I got a dog last September and I can't imagine getting rid of him now. It just makes life more worth living. You wake up in the morning a bit happi
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17y ago
+ camera + evernote
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17y ago
They obviously need to have some measures in place - of what is acceptable and what isn't. That doesn't mean you need a degree to do the job. And I'm an SEO/Marketing Consultant.
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mikeyur
17y ago
Since when do you need a background in anthropology to decide whether an image has nipple showing or not?
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mikeyur
18y ago
"Please don't bait other users by inviting them to downmod you." http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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mikeyur
18y ago
I always thought the E-Book would've caught on awhile ago. It has taken awhile to get into prime time.
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mikeyur
18y ago
I call bullshit. I'm broke and still not getting any.
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18y ago
As much as I was against the DiggBar, I'm going to keep it enabled in my Digg account. I find it extremely useful - as I do the Reddit bar (which is essentially the same thing with a better implementation). I just believed it shouldn't be t
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mikeyur
18y ago
I'm just going to come right out and say it: No tabs = fucking insane. I haven't tried it but I don't want my browser to navigate like iTunes. Then again, it's just a mockup. Should be interesting to see where they go in the future though.
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mikeyur
18y ago
I get friends to use it by basically showing them my twitter and how you can update/chat with people. And then I show them Ping.fm so they can update their Facebook and Twitter at the same time. I've only converted a few so far, but the one
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mikeyur
18y ago
I think it uses about 5GB or so - that's my guestimate, I didn't pay attention when I installed last time.
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18y ago
I'm running Win7 on the low-spec'd 'home' computer that the rest of the family uses - 1.8ghz Sempron, 1GB ram - and it works surprisingly well. I think it's got the best of Vista and XP and less of the garbage we hate. I think it will be su
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Amazon criticized for de-ranking 'adult' books
(news.cnet.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Direct link to point in video: http://revision3.com/diggnation/safari4/#seek=1904:1960 (found this after I submitted)
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Kevin Rose denounces Trueveo's iFrame use
(revision3.com)
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18y ago
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mikeyur
18y ago
Ubuntu is just.. easier. That's what I get out of it. It's super simple to setup and keep up.
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18y ago
My dependence on Google kind of scares me a bit. I don't just use it for search, it's my calculator, converter (currency, temperature, etc.) and many more things. And even if I chose to do those things manually (such as temperature conversi
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Why Google App Engine Shouldn't Include PHP
(blog.jeffhui.net)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Love it: http://digg.com/d1oNOZ For some reason I like this method better than frame-busting. To make it useful you could add a link to your homepage on there.
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18y ago
Frame-breaking code redirects the user to the proper url. So traffic may still go to the digg.com/whatever page but it will redirect to the original site.
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18y ago
The thing that really pisses me off is that Digg struck a deal with Twhirl/Seesmic - Digg.com is the DEFAULT url shortener in the latest version of Twhirl. I'm adding some frame killing code to any of my content sites that have been on digg
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