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Yep, we work with all languages. One caveat though is we only test against Google metrics, so if you live in a country where Google is not the predominant search engine, we're of no help at the moment. : )
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Thanks! Great questions 1) We actually work with CloudFlare/CloudFront etc if companies are already using them. In that case, we sit in between CloudFlare and your origin webserver. But if you don't already have a CDN in front of
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We look at Clicks, Rankings and Impressions. We use Google Analytics, Webmaster Tools, and another third party data source. More clicks is obviously the ultimate goal, but sometimes we also have significant experiments where rankings or imp
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It's based on how much traffic goes through our CDN. If you signup on our site or send me a note directly ryan@rankscience.com I can give you more details
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Thanks Tom. Would love to buy you guys a beer sometime. : )
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Oh, I misunderstood. Good question. A lot of people have suggested this. The main reason we've avoided it is complexity, but it's something we might revisit. I'd also be concerned about customers not having an easy way to und
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Ours is automated and continuous, and there's is a self-service product. We like those guys though!
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The biggest reason is that there's so much more volume in organic search (80% of all clicks) vs paid search (20%), and the ROI on SEO is so high. There's also so many companies in the PPC space -- it's quite saturated. SEO is
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We're not reverse engineering Google's ranking algorithm, so no. : ) Good luck to anyone trying to do that! (I'd recommend against it) Yes, you're allowed to make changes to your pages.
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This is link is related to Conversation Rate Optimization testing (like Optimizely). We don't do A/B testing on single pages, or do cloaking or anything of the sort, but we run experiments across groups of URLs, and then we sum up
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The only way to deal with Google algorithm updates is through experimentation. A data-driven approach is the only approach. : ) Staying abreast of what both Google is saying publicly and what the SEO community is saying also helps (ie Googl
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RankScience automates split-testing for SEO to grow organic search traffic for businesses. 80% of clicks from Google go to organic results and yet most companies don't know how to improve their SEO, or can't effectively measure th
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Launch HN: RankScience (YC W17) – Automated Split-Testing for SEO
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RankScience | https://www.rankscience.com | SF Bay Area or Remote Hiring: Front-end Developers, DevOps Engineers, SEO Analysts RankScience automates split-testing for SEO to grow organic search traffic for businesses. 80% of cli
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What content were you hoping for?
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Can UX design negatively impact SEO? (Explained)
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Great post and kudos for the strength to write this. Last year, 7 Cups launched a Startup Support system for founders, that you might find of use: http://www.7cups.com/startups/
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Good question -- we think it's because people searching for programming related help are lost and want clear, simple answers to their problems. Which one of these results would you click on? (query: mysql split string) http:/
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Inferring causal impact using Bayesian structural time-series models: http://research.google.com/pubs/pub41854.html
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There wasn't a sudden increase in rankings - this test showed CTR from Google increased dramatically with the change. When it was rolled out to the entire site, clicks went up, and over many weeks impressions/rankings followed.
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How Coderwall grew over 50% with an A/B test
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The left turn problem for self-driving cars has surprising implications
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RankScience | Part-time SEO Analysts Remote Only We're hiring part-time SEO analysts to conduct site audits and help come up with on-going technical SEO experiments to help clients' pages rank higher. http://www.ranksci
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RankScience | Part-time SEO Analysts Remote Only We're hiring part-time SEO analysts to conduct site audits and help come up with on-going technical SEO experiments to help clients' pages rank higher. http://www.ranksci
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How to find someone to talk to if you can't afford therapy
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Garry's advice and support throughout YC (and afterwards) was unparalleled, but more importantly, he's just a really good person. I'll never forget when he broke out Photoshop during office hours and redesigned our app on the
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I think this is the most ambitious YC batch in recent memory. The ideas you've mentioned above are potentially huge. (sandwich making robots, anyone can start their own coffeeshop business)
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How to create NBA shot charts in Python
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Mobile Changes Everything
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There's been a number of attempts at this - see ShareDesk.
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