Is This Your Paper On Single Serving Sites?
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Is This Your Paper On Single Serving Sites?
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#2One of the most interesting and thoughtful papers I've read.
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#4Led me to http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/
Funniest single serving site ever.
You need to try it out, for example:
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#5Led me to http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/ Funniest single serving site ever. You need to try it out, for example: http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=something
LOL, that's awesome! A few years ago I had a similar idea and registered googlefor.info, but like so many of my "site ideas", time got the best of it.
Now I just need to remember to letmegooglethatforyou.com'ify every question someone asks me before I tell them "just Google it!".
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#6There's a simple easter egg in the HTML source.
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#7P.S. You can use these for marketing your startup, guys.
Putting linkbait on its own dedicated domain makes it easier to spread, as you can give it a Zenlike purity of purpose. (I've used several of these -- like whattimeisit.com or whatismyip.com -- for years but the first one I ever said would go viral in a day was isbarackobamamuslim.com . Taps passion and has a built-in value proposition for anyone putting a link to it anywhere.)
Really, a domain name costs $10 these days and you can have a Wordpress blog up, themed, and filled with content in under an hour. If you have a good idea, that good idea probably rates buying a domain name for it. There are SEO-related reasons why I'd keep most of my good ideas on my main domain(s), but there are at least a few "pillar pieces" I'm strongly considering domainifying. Plus you can always built them out later if you own the domain.
I dipped my toes in the water for my business this year. Truth be known: hasn't been that successful as of today, but I learned from the experience. See write-up @ blog: http://kalzumeus.com/2008/12/13/learning-from-a-specific-exa...
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#10Led me to http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/ Funniest single serving site ever. You need to try it out, for example: http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=something
That's even better than justfuckinggoogleit.com, which has been around for years. I wish they'd take you to a standard results page, though.