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redorb
17y ago
i feel dumb now - still looks like they are under using that domain name,
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17y ago
Holy shit -was just doing some research on it, was lead to www.x.com - how much did they pay for that domain name? wow - Just read the first 4 posts (and only posts so far) it doesn't answer your question..
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17y ago
I think implying a hard wired "want" means its not true consciousness - or at least not any better than in the future making humans who want to be garbage men (no disrespect intended)
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17y ago
Why would I spend my time and money building a valuable social network for some other company? - if I did per chance get something going on ning - I would immediately find investors and get it out of their hands, - Boon pickens spent millio
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17y ago
while clicking around this reminds me of early google, however after a few results - I can already strongly suggest ways to game the system, first it ranks to heavy off of keywords in the domain name etc..
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17y ago
750mm sounds crazy until you read that they have raised 119mm so far... thats only a 5.5x ROI if sold at that valuation. *Ning has 29.5mm registered users, but is adding 1mm every 15 days, to me this says fluff ...
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17y ago
#11: is Guy Kawasaki on the board or associated with your company. (serious) I wouldn't be on a start up with him; seems too willing to whore his name out for anything, perhaps I just respected his earlier days more than I do currently.
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17y ago
sorry in advance for ass hole techcrunch commenters. But Im betting the actual feedback is worth the trouble.
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17y ago
Thats literally 3 "logical" steps from - antivirus 2009 :) I wonder what marketing genius thought of this bait and switch.
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17y ago
Im getting about 3100/sec, on my duo centrino2 / thinkpad
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17y ago
my site would need 1.25mm page loads or 125k uniques per a month Im currently at 7% of that or (9k unq's). (assumes my cpm scales) .. my site is weather related. I would assume a web app would get more pageloads but have a much lower CPM.
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17y ago
one of the better reads I've found on landing pages - http://www.seomoz.org/blog/announcing-the-seomoz-landing-pag... and yeah they say they do work like gold I could just never bring myself to be so sleezy sleezy cause I think the reas
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17y ago
Thank you very much I will - be A/b testing your exact idea (as far as I can get from the text) with google site optimizer thanks a lot that is great feedback :)
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17y ago
still too small for comfort, and the graph isn't served well by the circle.. hard to compare 2 things of similar success.. compared to a bar graph etc..
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17y ago
wish I could write this in a private message lol - it was pure lack on knowledge, now I'm on a trail to figure it out :) its been annoying me ... Thanks, please provide other feedback based on content .. while I fix it.
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17y ago
heres a site Im working on landing page for local company - Please look it over and give first impressions ... on the landing page only... http://okcgranite.com/redorb/index.html
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17y ago
If not their methods - their hardware was definitely a new thought at that time - Low cost commodity hardware etc; when it was cool to spend 10k on a server,
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17y ago
ouch good call, zinger! (ass)
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17y ago
http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1GGLS_enUS322US322&so... shows 21,400 people's opinion.
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17y ago
how about free but obscure ... META-robots="noindex" , then have the crazy url that might even change - but updated for your clients when they log in ... also have the url always on call - incase you need to supply it. the real solution i
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17y ago
I think it would be structured in a manner of 60%+ in stock and other in cash with time limits (I.e. youtube deal) then the money paid for it would be created in the market from the stocks soaring etc.. so paying 3b for netflix might cost 1
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17y ago
you can't feel good about it; I don't - that strategy is as backwards as many of the things Msft does.
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17y ago
I would be happy if Google, started using a term I thought I had some authority in. I would guess your web traffic will be up a bit for a couple days - perhaps you should have redesigned your site... (no offense)
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17y ago
Im pretty sure google base can be written off as a failure - not total since its still in operation. But it was supposed to be a repository for product information that google could throw into search results like video and news. http://www
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17y ago
I think groups has their niche` users and those that stick are very high quality, and google video would still be going but they bought YouTube, which is probably turning out to be a great move.
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17y ago
the only thing I noticed that might have been funny, was a robot chicken advertisement for videos :)
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17y ago
The article makes it sounds so business like; so competitive, but what are these companies competing for? Who can add feature 'x' to twitter, when you know if feature 'x' shows profitability then twitter will copy it internally and the game
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17y ago
please help (Why is quantcast worth / need 50mm?) - we have all seen the webpages that appear in search engines for obscure webpages - we click through, since when they show they are the only thing worthy of a click; we find that the sites
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17y ago
I think for flying cars to even be plausible ( I.e. people would consider mass manufacturing of them ) Unlimited clean energy sources would have to be found - At least that would be the case here with this gravity.
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17y ago
classic man in the middle style phone hack - those were the days eh?
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