tavistavis
Creating ML Datasets with Ease Using BigQuery and Dataflow
Transparently, the site is close to 50K visitors/month now, and resulting in about $10/1K visitors (i.e. $500/month).
So to grow revenue, I need to figure out a combination of increasing SEO performance and monetization, which I guess would be better content (SEO), ads ($$), better affiliate deals ($$), and maybe a subscription of some sort ($$).
The bigger plan is to use the technology we're building for https://reviewr.ai and create a much better version of RecoRank.
So "learned to code" means learned Node.js, React, Next.js, Algolia, MongoBD, and running cron jobs at the most basic level to pull this off.
I have a marketing/design background, so I feel pretty comfortable making things look professional. Over the past couple of months, a developer friend of mine has been coaching me to improve my understanding of the stack I've been working with.
For reviewr.ai, I've teamed up with two talented developers, so I'm focused mostly on growth with that business.
Knowing nothing about building web applications, I created this from scratch over many months of self-education.
https://RecoRank.com adds new products and reviews every day, so the content is always fresh.
I've personally found this info useful and I hope you do as well!
Also, it's been a fast leap since this project has come together. I've recently teamed up with the guys from https://BuyForLife.com to help other businesses achieve similar results. It's called https://reviewr.ai if anyone's curious.
Show HN: Learned to code during lockdown and built a Rotten Tomatoes for tech
For the past year, I've been working on various review analysis projects. Last week, I finally got access to OpenAI, so I thought it would be cool to see how well it summarizes YouTube reviews.
I'm a huge MKBHD fan and thought it would be fun to see how well OpenAI summarizes his videos. The results are pretty amazing to me. Almost too good.
Check it out here: https://twitter.com/MKBHDtldr
Let me know what you guys think!
I also wrote a blog post about how it works and what else is possible: https://tavis.cc/mkbhd-tldr/