Thanks Silvia,
What I meant by similar idea is that I also thought it would be great
to offer something to small/new businesses for free (some Google love
in the form of context link - even if low value) which will allow me
to contact them.
These businesses are not easy to find as they're just st
Ah bummer, I hate it when large business execute for free what small
business thought could be a nice service.
If yours is just a directory, then that is actually a different idea
and probably more akin to what yellow pages are for street addresses.
Though they increasingly put urls and email cont
Sounds like a great idea, for everyone involved, myob and google especially
Both would really love to nurture small businesses to grow into using their
offerings, and spending much more than the mere cost of the benefit
It's such a good idea that I've tried to do a similar thing on a smaller sca
Hi guys,
I just came across this activity by Google and MYOB:
http://www.gettingbusinessonline.com.au and thought it relevant to us
here.
They are offering a free website for 1 year, a free .com.au domain for
2 years and $75 free adwords.
I've seen many small businesses - coffee shops etc - not
It think latency does matter. I have recollections of Google announcing
explicitly that they were including server latency as one of their criteria a
few months back,
Roger
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On 02/03/2011, at 10:43 AM, Aymeric Gaurat-Apelli
wrote:
> I wonder if the location of a server ma
In a different thread, it was mentioned how the loading speed of your
website may impact on its rank in Google.
http://www.slowcop.com/ is a website that will run a report on the
performance of your website and will give you actionable suggestions.
(The fact that you can see your score go up afte
I wonder if the location of a server matters, I thought it was more whether
you have a *com.au* or a *.com* when targetting Google Australia.
People say site speed (time to load) is a factor, I am not sure about site
latency though, any SEO guru here?
On Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 7:51 AM, David Jones
Hi all,
I've introduced myself earlier - I run a web services and products
company called Langoor. I read the digest of this group every evening
and enjoy a lot that is posted. Reading last night's digest made me
think of posting this here.
We have recently created a really easy to use website cr
Hi Jindou,
I hadn't seen this mentioned yet so I'll say it. There's another
school of thought that you should launch any way, before spending
money re-architecting for scale. If you redesign now, you're spending
money and time on an assumption you'll get outrageous traffic, rather
than spending t
Stephen Young
to silicon-beach-.
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> Can I ask why you chose a CDN and not cloud hosting?
> (might be a silly qns)
Our US servers are virtual - at RackSpace.
> I'll need to find more mongrels it seems. :D
Sorry, that reference might have bee a
Perhaps some seo guru can explain to me the following scenario :
Friend has a .com hosted in Oz.
Search results for his keywords on Google.com.au rank high.
Repeat this search on Google.Com or Google.co.uk and his site ranks lower.
I concluded that hosting in Oz a .com is punished by google algor
*Rai*, I believe the .com.au gives you big SEO benefits if you were to
target the australian market.
*Kelvin*, going global has of course a bigger market but also has a stronger
competition (most of the time).
It seems that your decision depends on the strength of your competition, the
size of th
Thanks Steve.
Can I ask why you chose a CDN and not cloud hosting?
(might be a silly qns)
I'll need to find more mongrels it seems. :D
On Mar 1, 8:49 am, Stephen Young wrote:
> When we architect a site (and I've certainly been guilty of this ;-) )
> I think we often forget that "the web" is desi
What a cool site. Is heroku similar to cloud hosting right?
Their costs are a bit on the high side?
On Mar 1, 8:00 am, Charles Ma wrote:
> If you're not comfortable managing the up time of your own VPS, might I
> suggest using heroku (http://heroku.com/) with two or more dynos (app
> processes ha
I just realised your company does cloud hosting? Wow.. I'll need to
give you a call as one of our apps has the majority of traffic from
Australia.
On Mar 1, 12:15 am, Sheng Yeo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Good luck on the launch! It is always an interesting time.. we are just
> about to launch our Cloud in
Thank you for the information.
I agree with you that perhaps CDN is not what I was looking for. I
think Cloud hosting is closer to the mark.
How do you feel about http://www.reliacloud.com/ or http://www.gogrid.com/
>From my readings (my head hurts).. CDN is for file streaming such as
videos etc.
On Mar 1, 8:43 pm, Brendan Quinn wrote:
> also see appsumo.com -- a YC startup that is very close to a B2B-Groupon
> site.
I hadn't considered appsumo.com as the same business model, but you're
right. They've done a great job getting our business to try or buy
tools/apps we wouldn't have consid
also see appsumo.com -- a YC startup that is very close to a B2B-Groupon
site. They cater for startups and often provide discounts for related
ebooks, 99designs credits, mailchimp etc etc. Often in "bundles" where you
get some great deals (and a bit of crud to go along with it).
Interestingly they
Depends too on the budget that you have for marketing and a whole lot
of other factors.
Generally speaking, Americans prefer buying at home - as so do Europeans.
Thats why there is a .com, a .co.uk and .de and .fr on all the ebay sites.
On 3/1/11, Kelvin Yip wrote:
> Thanks Aymeric.
> Althoug
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