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ryanb
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About ryanb
Previously: 7Cups, Tutorspree, SeatGeek
2x YCombinator alum (W11, W17)
https://www.orangecollective.vc
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Comment #34694695
In the long-run it's nearly certain it will be impossible for Google to detect whether content was written by AI or not.
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Comment #32855906
Thanks for the kind words!
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Comment #32855893
Sorry about that - not sure what happened here. Sent you an e-mail so we can resolve this for you.
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Comment #32832166
I agree 100%!
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Comment #32830924
Hey folks, CEO/Founder of Contentedge here - you have it totally wrong. :) It seems like you equate SEO with blogspam, which is just false! We help businesses create more useful co…
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Comment #29404266
If any company poses a credible threat to Google's monopoly on search, it's surely Apple, IMO. I think after the underwhelming launch of Apple Maps, a lot of people don't think App…
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RankScience (YC W17) Is Hiring a Product Manager
We’re hiring a Product Manager at RankScience. This person will be in charge of building software to help our customers grow SEO traffic using our NLP content optimization suite, a…
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Comment #24568409
The tl;dr summary of this post is questioning whether or not it's even possible for TikTok to rank higher in Google than YouTube. People are searching for TikTok influencers on Goo…
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Comment #24121675
1. There needs to be guidelines for what Google can and can't do with search. Ex: Only 25% of the screen real estate can go to Google-owned ad products for allowing it to continue …
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Comment #24121476
The minimum price to be on ChowNow is $99/mo on a 2 year plan. It's not free.
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Comment #24121469
I think this is a reasonable take and I'm sure the government is taking into account.
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Comment #23705070
Can you help explain why the Pin descriptions are so similar (or often exactly the same) as what's in the SERPs elsewhere?
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Comment #23703560
This answer is super spot on, and this will be the story of our lives for a while.