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vittor1o
2y ago
Thank you! Curious how did you implementation look like!
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vittor1o
2y ago
Yes I explored the browser extension direction, but the business model & our cost-per-link-preview-generation does not work yet. Making the website owner to pay for it makes the business math work much better.
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vittor1o
2y ago
Good idea on communicating ROI this way. I have not though about it. As for casual bloggers, there is a "free" version. But message me through the chat on Linkz.ai, I'll do a special plan for casual HN bloggers :)
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2y ago
Yes, but it depends. The PDF-viewer should have <a href> HTML markup to which link preview popups can attach. I know people have integrated Linkz.ai into the PDF.JS open source lib.
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2y ago
Thank you! Spot on about challenges with marketing something where you don't have comparable products and defined pain. Please prove me wrong:)
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2y ago
I also saw Arc's previews, and thought the same thing :) Yes we are relying on OpenGraph, Oembed (and scraping in some cases). I was very happy to see Arc's release, as it brings awareness to this functionality! I wish this transl
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2y ago
I also saw Arc's previews, and thought the same thing :) Yes we are relying on OpenGraph, Oembed (and scraping in some cases). I was very happy to see Arc's release, as it brings awareness to this functionality! I wish this transl
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vittor1o
2y ago
Thank you! Curious how did you implementation look like!
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vittor1o
2y ago
Yes I explored the browser extension direction, but the business model & our cost-per-link-preview-generation does not work yet. Making the website owner to pay for it makes the business math work much better.
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vittor1o
2y ago
Thank you! Spot on about challenges with marketing something where you don't have comparable products and defined pain. Please prove me wrong:)
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vittor1o
2y ago
Good idea on communicating ROI this way. I have not though about it. As for casual bloggers, there is a "free" version. But message me through the chat on Linkz.ai, I'll do a special plan for casual HN bloggers :)
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vittor1o
2y ago
Yes, but it depends. The PDF-viewer should have <a href> HTML markup to which link preview popups can attach. I know people have integrated Linkz.ai into the PDF.JS open source lib.
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Show HN: Linkz.ai – Live link previews on hover
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vittor1o
3y ago
Mods, I'm not sure who is leaving those comments. Feel free to delete them.
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3y ago
I do believe contextual link previews help with overall browsing UX. I like how Wikipedia has a summary when you hover over a link. Where this summary comes from does matter. For those who don't like when Google summarizes content for
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5y ago
Hyperlinks with artificial intelligence ;)
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5y ago
I do sometimes get similar first impressions, though when you look closer at the implementation - the very opposite of your comments is true. Accessibility of the previews has been thought through & tested. The previews are clearly mark
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5y ago
Can you elaborate a bit? Technically rich link previews save visitors from the tab-overload.
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vittor1o
5y ago
I've just started this product late last year; the response has exceeded my expectations.. give it a few more months for sites/companies/people to adopt :)
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5y ago
Try adding Linkz.ai previews on your blog posts, and get another round of feedback :)
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5y ago
A few channels right now: - Participating in the web dev communities - "Powered by Linkz.ai" footer in the Link preview popups - Campaigns on Product Hunt, Reddit & similar - Soon: Affiliate, LTD, targeted ads for Webflow/
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I've launched a couple months ago https://linkz.ai Linkz.ai is hyperlink auto-previews that keep visitors on your website. It's heavily inspired by Wikipedia & Google Docs link preview popups with special extras. F