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8y ago
Super fair criticism of the post and process/structure. My only pushback might be that you can raise $25k or $50k with this structure (doesn't have to be $1.3mm) and you can use these docs with 2 or 3 investors if 30+ isn't t
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randfish
8y ago
Nice! LMK if I can ever be helpful to you/Canny
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randfish
8y ago
(Rand from SparkToro here) Honored that you'd think of us, but no plans to hire in the near term. We're gonna be super-conservative and try to get a product to market before we consider hiring.
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Google pays bounty for discovery of core search algorithm exploit
(searchengineland.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
+1 Also rooting for you Danielle - and always will be. Can't wait to see what you do next, and if I can ever be helpful, don't hesitate to ask.
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Search Keeps Growing, but Google's Sending Fewer Clicks/Query
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9y ago
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9y ago
Thank you Niniane. Your courage is so appreciated.
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Proud to Be a Donkey: Buzzsumo Reflects on Building a $5mm/yr SaaS Business
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How to Cheat at Creating Great Presentations for Tech and Marketing Audiences
(moz.com)
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11y ago
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How Accurate Are Tools Like Alexa, Compete, etc in Predicting Web Traffic?
(moz.com)
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11y ago
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12y ago
Moz has 140 employees and is at a revenue run-rate of ~$33mm, putting us around $235K/employee. I know companies with higher revenue/employee than us (many of those are smaller) and some with lower revenue/employee (many of t
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Google Is Still The Traffic King, Despite BuzzFeed's Claims
(businessinsider.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Thanks dude! Totally fair question & assumption BTW :-)
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13y ago
We've actually never crawled out of Amazon (mostly because it was expensive to do so), so the crawl blocking stuff is unrelated, at least for us. As Sarah noted, it's really been costs, service, and support issues.
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13y ago
Yeah - we were a blog first, then a consultancy, then moved into software in 2007. Glad you like some of our old posts!
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Google's VED parameter decoded
(seomoz.org)
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13y ago
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Blueprint: How to rank in Google
(seomoz.org)
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14y ago
It was my belief that at the time, they were fairly compensated for the roles they held at the VP level. When we moved them up to officer titles and roles, we did increase compensation as well. Our standard policy is that we always pay abov
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14y ago
I think technically, I may not have needed board permission to make the move, but certainly any time you're promoting to officer level, you should be informing your board/investors.
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randfish
14y ago
That's an incorrect assumption. We gave raises to both Adam & Jamie commensurate with their new titles/roles.
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14y ago
Love this product, but please, please, please get me a web version so I can build decks from a non-Apple device. I'm just not in deck-building mode on my phone or a little tablet.
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Codecademy for SEO
(distilled.net)
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14y ago
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Is SEO the Right Answer for Startups? Not Necessarily
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Should Your Board Members Be On The allcompany.com Email List?
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14y ago
If you're just looking for rank tracking, there's a few I've heard good things about (obviously, I like Moz, but I use a lot of the other features too, and am biased): - http://www.advancedwebranking.com/ - http://www.gshiftlabs.com/
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14y ago
Got two emails and comments to the same effect. Not sure why this is such a common problem among sources that are recognized/respected in the tech world. I'd think once a reporter makes this mistake twice, their career is finished, but that
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15y ago
I'll publicly go on record as saying I'd do this (if it's as safe and well-tested as the article suggests). I think, like many other things, it simply takes some public examples, preferably high profile, to help instill trust in people.
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15y ago
This is totally awesome Ray. One quick suggestion - integration of Rel=Author ( http://www.blindfiveyearold.com/how-to-implement-rel-author ) which I think is huge in the content-based SEO world.
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Show HN: A Hacker News for Marketers
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15y ago
I read this, and all I can see is: "Don't do marketing." "Just make a good product and people will find it." I think this is the downfall of many great products. The current startup world has an idealistic belief that better products always
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