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Monthly Archives: May 2012
1st million is the hardest
T. Boone Pickens owned Drake on Twitter For the record, Picken’s net-worth is $1.4B vs $16m for Drake.
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Images – Future of Google & Facebook
Robin Sloan has a great post of importance of images for both Google and Facebook: The first one you know. What you might not know is just how completely central photos are to Facebook’s product, and by extension its whole … Continue reading
How does Google use sitemap?
A Google employee answered this on Stack Exchange. Find the number of indexed URLs for your website: These statistics are recalculated daily and very accurate. You can find these in the Sitemaps detail page. Discover canonicalization issues: If the numbers there don’t match up, … Continue reading
Facebooks’s Page Admins update
Facebook Finally Lets Page Admins Schedule Posts, Have Different Roles Here is the break down:
Analytics – Self Learning A/B test
Most companies today spend time doing A/B testing to optimize the site for better conversion. However, Steve Hanov has a better way to approach this problem in his latest blog post. Decision optimization is the next step in A/B testing. … Continue reading
What Technology do Y Combinator companies use?
What Technology do Y Combinator companies use? Buildwith has the answer: Ads: No clear winner (Adroll 8.82%, Adsense 5.15%) Analytic: Google Analytics is clear winner (GA 77.21%, Mixpanel 9.56%) CDN: AJAX Libraries API 25%, CloudFront 19.12% CMS: WordPress 4.41% Frameworks: … Continue reading
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Reddit – Front Page of the internet?
Inc has a great article how Alexis Ohanian and Steve Huffman co-founded Reddit.
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Mary Meeker’s Latest Presntation on state of the web
Mary Meeker, now a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers, is out with her latest presentation. She is presenting it today at D10 conference but Business insider already has it. Here is the link
Facebook on data-informed versus data-driven
Adam Mosseri‘s presentation:
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