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Top 2M most expensive keywords(keywordkeg.com)
3 points by spocked 10y ago|0 comments
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by spocked 11y ago
That's a good point. Will add a tutorial in the next version. There is no setup to be done. Once the extension is enabled, you simply visit any supported website and the keyword metrics will show up automatically. Just google for a key
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by spocked 11y ago
You can go to the options page and simply disable any of the supported websites. Additionally, if you see the source code, you can see that there is no tracking information sent to the API - only the keyword. There is also no way to send re
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by spocked 11y ago
You could simply generate a large amount of noise and send it to the API to foil any such evil plan. The API url used is right there in the chrome JavaScript code, as mentioned by someone else on this thread. Very easy to write a simple scr
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by spocked 11y ago
You shouldn't see any slowdown. The code uses minimal resources - reads the table data, calls a webservice and injects the keyword volume and cpc numbers.
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Show HN: Chrome extension – Keyword search volume for Google analytics and GWT(chrome.google.com)
45 points by spocked 11y ago|12 comments
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by spocked 11y ago
I need to listen to music that I already know pretty well. It works like white noise in the background. If I listen to anything new, I cannot focus on the programming.
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by spocked 11y ago
By 'non standard', do you mean the new ones like .club, .online, .global or just any extensions that are not .com, .org or .net? (a) Brand new extensions - it will depend on whether Google considers the specific tld as a global tl
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by spocked 11y ago
I get very distracted at 1x. There is a speed of maximum efficiency that works for me - generally around 2X. When information is thrown that fast at you, as long as you can catch it, there is no way to get distracted (unless there is a phys
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by spocked 11y ago
This is from personal experience - works for me, may not work for you. I have found that people who enunciate every word they read in their heads read a lot slower than those who can pattern match (without reading out the word in their head
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by spocked 11y ago
https://wordpress.org/news/2015/05/wordpress-4-2-2/ This is a critical security release. The cross-site scripting vulnerability lets a commenter compromise your website.
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Remind HN: Update your wordpress sites
41 points by spocked 11y ago|35 comments
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by spocked 11y ago
Images work really well when the user is surfing in general and not looking for something in particular. That explains why images are very important for Facebook Ads, while keywords are very important for Google adwords (search). The only w
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by spocked 11y ago
Linode - $100/mo SendGrid - $5/mo Facebook Ads - $200/mo (roughly - not fixed)
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by spocked 11y ago
Just finished filling the survey. Next time, try to not force the user to select the "Never" option. If I have not used that OS or browser, I will simply skip over it.
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by spocked 11y ago
A 1% CTR is quite normal for an adsense advert. Assuming your advert is a banner ad, it should have similar CTR. It is important to understand that over time people develop banner blindness - your ad could have copy providing a lot of value
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by spocked 12y ago
I love the teardowns that Samuel does. There is so much you can learn from looking at just a bunch of them. Recommended to anyone who runs an app.
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by spocked 12y ago
I don't think building my own mail server would be feasible. I'll check out web faction. Thanks.
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Ask HN: After Google Apps and Outlook, which email provider for custom domain?
22 points by spocked 12y ago|42 comments
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Ask HN: How many of you contribute to Wikipedia?
33 points by spocked 13y ago|51 comments
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by spocked 13y ago
I have used http://www.fotolia.com/ and find them to be the cheapest stock photo websites out there. http://www.istockphoto.com/ has a much larger collection, but they are a lot costlier.