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blog.robwebb2k.com 15y ago

Setting Team Expectations and Evaluating Performance

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blog.robwebb2k.com 16y ago

Side Benefit of User Testing: Team Unity

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news.ycombinator.com 16y ago

Ask HN: SEO gems?

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news.ycombinator.com 16y ago

Ask HN: bring on the feedback (especially if you like gear)

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blog.robwebb2k.com 16y ago

Better can beat better + cheaper

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news.ycombinator.com 16y ago

Ask HN: Best free Rails message board software?

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www.techcrunch.com 17y ago

Liftopia’s Ski-Lift Ticketing System Begins To Snowball

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marketdesigner.blogspot.com 17y ago

Most porn bought per household? Utah.

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

How sticky is your signup?

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

The Money Management Boom

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

Creating user incentives

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

1/3 of Canadians are on Facebook

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www.knowledgebid.com 17y ago

8 Steps to Running a Diversified Job Search on the Web

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

Strive valiantly

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

Cheap and tasty scurvy protection (Bay Area)

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paul.kedrosky.com 17y ago

Venture backed IPO drought continues.

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news.ycombinator.com 17y ago

Reddit's open source strategy.

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

The stats behind "Editor-in-Chief of Harvard Law Review"

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

It's the recruiters, stupid

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news.ycombinator.com 17y ago

YC sending weird traffic?

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blog.robwebb2k.com 17y ago

The classified puzzle

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www.techcrunch.com 18y ago

Y Combinator’s Anyvite Takes On Evite, Keeps Things Simple

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blog.robwebb2k.com 18y ago

LinkedIn quietly launches DirectAds ad platform and Research Network

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news.ycombinator.com 18y ago

Adobe creative suite users

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news.ycombinator.com 18y ago

Internap anyone?

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blog.robwebb2k.com 18y ago

Facebook Ads now targeting professional titles, taking LinkedIn head on

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blog.robwebb2k.com 18y ago

Facebook quietly launches advertising feedback

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blog.robwebb2k.com 18y ago

Cloud Consulting + Distributed Professional Services

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www.cnn.com 18y ago

Green puppy

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blog.robwebb2k.com 18y ago

620,000,000 profiles

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hmm....what you're saying doesn't make much sense. niche networks charge premium CPMs (e.g. expensive to the advertiser) because they have to support their sales force and support staff. they are also generally not self service at all. adroll is way, way cheaper than a vertical niche network because it is self service. if you want to pay +$20/cpm for someone to pick sites from a list for you, definitely go with a niche vertical network. if you want a cheap self service option that has access to the same sites go with adroll.

[dead] 17 years ago

crap results on the test queries i ran. one was for crocheting pillows.

Ask HN: SEO gems? 17 years ago

yeah sorry of that's ambiguous - i clarified the initial post above. by SEO gems i mean sites which have growth/user acquisition fueled entirely by users searching for stuff.