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by redorb 17y ago
the pure number is always nice; has a BAM! factor. But what is important (at least to me) is time on site, interaction , bounce rates, returning visitors etc... - I don't know if you can even get a synopsis of how good or bad a site is doin
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by redorb 17y ago
proflower does a lot of "follow up" in the name of repeat business. I get emails daily like "Please accept your savings" and "please fill out our survey" and my favorite "Your $15 shipping rebate" - all scams and wasting my time. I will nev
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by redorb 17y ago
I think this issue would come to the fore front' with an example where you surf to all these places, and let the top bar ads pile up - then screen shot it ... - the campaigns slogan "If we all acted like Digg and About.com" - If this keeps
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by redorb 17y ago
I find the keyword in the domain does help, but it really isn't worth chasing to the point of having a stupid name.. What you really want is an "exact phrase match" I.e. "On sale laptops" gets searched for 19.9k times a month https://adwor
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by redorb 17y ago
am I the only one who avoids little $4/mo charges like the plague? They seem to easy to forget, and of course they never remind you - that your paying them .... - Just my opinion - Don't get me wrong, the subscription model is amazing; and
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by redorb 17y ago
It depends on how much you care about this project, is it your baby? or just something that happened? - if its your baby, you say - "You can link to my site from yours..I'll even design you a nice big banner ;)" and thats the best you can d
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by redorb 17y ago
I think the move to B'CC Techrunch and the move to send a blind acquisition offer off of "inferences" are equally stupid and one action might deserve the other.
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by redorb 17y ago
I recently looked up mathematica, after reading up on wolfram; I then went to the site to find it cost $2,495 for a license :( Can anyone explain to me please what it exactly does and its worth in a few sentences? Thanks..
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by redorb 18y ago
his key point is that "twitter knows which of our blog post was most popular" - ... So does Google (links coming in, perhaps even twitter links) also they use user click data; Google knows son, Google knows.
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by redorb 18y ago
What I find interesting is - that Google is the only company who didn't lose ground when all others were; they just "grew" slower. I am a slow believer in building businesses as a 'slow burn' that lasts. (I know goog is the best slow burn e
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by redorb 18y ago
I like using a simple CTRL+A to highlight all text on page; (windows xp, ff3.05)
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by redorb 18y ago
Thanks for the context; it helps a lot to know that this fellow was trying to deflect credit where it was due; Not sneak some where it wasn't.
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by redorb 18y ago
I'm pretty sure the $25k is for those who Google and/or other sponsors don't give a scholarship to. Its a nice way of saying if we haven't invited you, you can come; but BYOB (bring your own bank)
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by redorb 18y ago
I enjoyed the story thanks for sharing, a couple things I didnt get is why the author "was trying to avoid this.." and why "after some exchanges its best to share" - I bet he feels some ownership, over the product. - The 2nd option is this
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by redorb 18y ago
I think this is direct competitor to Twitter; as it includes not only location but a spot for 'Im at starbucks' too; you can also have followers etc... - just seems to be a competitor; and not many people are seeing that I think.
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by redorb 18y ago
I just looked at the Source for google.com's new search result page, You can't read 1 word of english off it - totally Ajax. Looks amazingly complex.
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by redorb 18y ago
really my first impression is "Don't call me a founder unless I have equity" - personally titles don't mean shit to me.
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by redorb 18y ago
yeah I went with my Android phone - and the barcode app the compares prices; there was positively no deals with any margin higher than 10% (tax money) vs even other local retailers.
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by redorb 18y ago
making 1 happy is damn near impossible ;) jk
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by redorb 18y ago
How about the first 20 mentions of your company free per month for the basic account - then go into the packages.. Good luck
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by redorb 18y ago
he was already hired, he was just pitching a new niche` in the relationship.
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by redorb 18y ago
I think your prices should be $5/month "blogger" then I would just rename the others and perhaps shift the price downward too, "startups" will probably do this themselves with google alerts or other services. I think your market is small; I
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by redorb 18y ago
The question I think is based on relative things; so for some it possibly could be. Your question is also very important.
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by redorb 18y ago
This is a great resource for mashup creators.
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by redorb 18y ago
you could probably call those 'good hearted' up votes from one hacker to another... i would however not want to be the second person trying this exact method (they are coming...) and hopefully wont make the homepage
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by redorb 18y ago
showing the non-technical owner what you mean when you want a navigation like 'x' or what 'x' would look like on our current site
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by redorb 18y ago
think that would fall under a couple names; Evil, Extortion. I believe sites exist that mirror big sites that may go down - also google cache is a decent repository for things. *I know it was a joke etc, just making some point(s)
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by redorb 18y ago
probably all the hacks to make many browsers work /joke/
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by redorb 18y ago
I wonder how this competes and changes (in a good way) dropbox.. or perhaps a acquisition :)
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by redorb 18y ago
doesn't have comments (to avoid trolls and spam) - and its basically a "hip" way of saying a press release in a conversational tone. I think its ok.

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