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by simul007 4mo ago
lol, they want to be old school
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by simul007 1y ago
Posting this because it's a genuinely fascinating look at industrial scale account fraud infrastructure. The €5M in direct losses is notable, but what really caught my attention is how polished and accessible they made the whole operat
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by simul007 1y ago
This is exactly what we've been seeing across the board. The data gap isn't just a tracking problem it's a cascading failure in the systems we depend on to grow. A 30% data loss doesn't translate to a 30% revenue hit bec
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Third-party cookies and why they failed(joindatacops.com)
4 points by simul007 1y ago|0 comments
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Found out why your conversion rate was 0.1%. It's somehow worse than you thought(old.reddit.com)
3 points by simul007 1y ago|2 comments
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by simul007 1y ago
After posting about 73% bot traffic statistics, I kept getting the same question: "What does this actually look like?" So here's the answer. Actual click farm footage. Hundreds of phones running 24/7 automation scripts.
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by simul007 1y ago
Hi HN, I posted yesterday thinking nobody would care and was ready to just leave it alone. Waking up today to see all these comments absolutely shocked me. Here are answers to the main questions I'm seeing: Regarding the writing style:
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Bots are getting good at mimicking engagement(joindatacops.com)
415 points by simul007 1y ago|304 comments
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by simul007 1y ago
Hi HN. I run a marketing agency and fell down this rabbit hole after a client's analytics made no sense (50k visitors, 47 sales). I ended up building a simple script to track user behavior and analyzed 200+ small e-commerce sites. The
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Free 450+ VCs and Angels So You Don't Waste Another Weekend on LinkedIn(founderdbs.com)
3 points by simul007 2y ago|1 comments
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by simul007 2y ago
Hey fellow founders, Running a startup is brutal, right? You're juggling a million things – product design, bugs, marketing, sales, customers – and probably burning through cash and energy like crazy. It’s a lot. And then, on top of AL