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Standard economics. As you start penetrating potential audience its going to get saturated after some point until you reach all of the audience. As impressions to get one more click are needed more, google needs to exhaust their inventory more. Apparently CTR is going to degrade, and google will start increasing marginal cost per click. Cost per click is curve is often going to be marginal cost curve, where maximum profitability is at lowest point on the curve. Its not about profitability of google adwords but the profitability of the media you're bidding for. When saturated you can always expand your potential market (audience) by adding more keywords/placements.
I tried logging in -- persona sent me email of confirmation, when clicked it redirected to ebookglue which alerted 'login attempt failed'. you might want to look into that.
yes, there are lots of publications that write quality articles but don't have place to weight them based on community opinions. every article has comments, but those wouldn't be in order of priority of reading. also business news are big enough so that every publication eventually covers it, what remains is the community insights about the news.
that is why I like hn -- because of community opinions than content that is posted.
Or can it be that they never gathered as community, like hn?
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evolution on Tuesday December 25, 2012 @02:24AM
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I've been looking for source like hacker news for business related news. I've been on /r/business and /r/economics but wanted to check with hn community what are our favorite choices.thanks!
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yes, thank you for the idea. Although I'm not quite sure undergraduate students here contribute much to the open source projects.
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evolution on Tuesday April 24, 2012 @03:42AM
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HN,I'm walking to interview people for internship from renowned technical institute here in India. What are the approaches I should take in interviewing to identify their hacker quotient?To clarify, the internship will be into technical -- identification and implementation of user behavior analysis, statistics and pattern algorithms.
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evolution on Tuesday January 10, 2012 @06:25AM
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Hello HN!We're developing lead management software and from feedback of early customers, sending emails to marketing lists is considered as critical requirement. They gather email database at different sources like tradeshow, conferences or advertising campaigns to create marketing lists.Now there are lot of options available to send transactional emails to subscription lists -- mailchimp,...
building app has started to become commodity, most of these are built over the weekend and left after that. What we need to understand is that user acquisition and retention are the most critical factors of the startups in this era. I don't want to go into negative but every hacker knows that we should build something that solves pain for the users and try to monetize that. And every weekend project submitted here seems to be solving some kind of problem at least for that particular niche market. But to grow such apps into business one needs to work on user acquisition, retention, building credibility and customer loyalty which can not be commoditized. These are completely different aspects of business than writing code and should be taken as serious and aggressive as writing code.
I think lean methodology goes best with this. What matters in initial stages is working prototype, validation and then MVP. Most of the initial time is supposed to be dedicated to this than spending it with operations.
is it allowed by google to parse search result page?
Really needed service. This can be extended to use video as landing page where video will say all and also include call to action.
Can you tell what manipulations are needed exactly to make it work?
really? Mean, does it allow to create new page?
Very intuitive interface. You might want to help increase speed adding/editing tasks by providing many possible ways of adding due dates. See todoist, they've done it very nicely.
Is there any possible way where I can combine both analytics and mixpanel data to run complex reports?