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Using Google Maps to get to China? Try the breast-stroke.
(blog.eyesandfeet.com)
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Hacking an event with an iron, an inkjet printer, and $63
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India to build observatory to study neutrino particles
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So, Adobe, do you want us to update our flash player or not?
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Search works well. Yes, the auto-categorization needs some tweaking, but I don't see that as the key benefit. Automatic indexing of destination content - that's what's really useful about Zukmo. The comment on highlighting this benefit is q
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How Social are America's Restaurants and Cafes on Facebook (Infographic)?
(blog.eyesandfeet.com)
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Google Instant Search - Predictions for 0 to 9
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Don't most people? I have 6 passwords I normally use- with one for untrusted sites, one for money related stuff, etc. Even though the damage is reduced if someone lays their hand on my 'untrusted site password', it is nevertheless disconcer
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I think mentioning the username and email ID is a lot more preferable - and safer. I'm not as concerned about my email getting hacked (in which case, I have bigger problems) than my password being up there in plain text. Most of us sign up
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Can you trust a site that sends you a welcome email with your password in it?
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Why software is easier on the soul than potato chips
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HoPe pEoPle DoN't sTaRt WrItInG lIkE ThIs nOw
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More on tweet half life - it's still less than 1 measly day
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The half life of a popular tweet is less than 1 day
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The A E I O U of Software Marketing
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I didn't fully get your point earlier, but it's clearer now. You raise valid points. By the way, two points that may interest you: (1) I personally filter my facebook stream to weed out all the "spammy auto-updates" you've mentioned - so it
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Patrickk, some thoughts on your points: a) Yes, it's not 'as cool' as before. But, thanks to the 'friends of friends' effect ypu've mentioned, it has achieved remarkable numbers while it 'was cool' - and at this time, that's all that matter
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Online population: http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm (approx 2 billion)
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16y ago
An interesting link in the context of your point: http://www.aweber.com/blog/email-marketing/email-and-faceboo... Note 1: check out the embedded video Note 2: take the rest of the content with a pinch of salt; this is an email marketing v
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16y ago
Absolutely! Fan pages are a good way to stay in touch with existing customers/fans. Often, companies also provide special offers, early bird previews & discount coupons to facebook fans. And yes, it is replacing newsletters in some ways
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Interestingly, for all these competitions, the iPad seems the undisputed motivator these days!
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Facebook's killer app is here. No, it's Not places.
(blog.eyesandfeet.com)
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How many people behind our web app? 3.14
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Time Travel in Popular Movies and TV (infographic)
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I'd suggest you skip the Google Adsense for now; you could always reconsider later. My first impression was "they want me to click on an ad" - that's their model. And yes, to echo angumagu, I'd recommend a modification to the thumbnail too.
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Putting it rather crudely: get your customers online through social media (eyes) and then get them through the door (feet)
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Thanks. Yes, finding them will be a challenge - but we think that can be addressed, one step at a time. Our first tagline was "Eyeballs & Footfalls for your Local Business". And we thought, EyesAndFeet was 'earthy' and related to the pr
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Ask HN: Review our web app: Eyes And Feet - Social media for Local Businesses
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Sorry, skipped the points (don't even know why I did that); will try and update later.
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I've referenced that article in my post - and used the same dataset as they have. The (other) article is about all posts. I've focused exclusively on Ask HN - where the post's objective is not to educate/entertain/inform but to solicit feed
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