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I run http://postertext.com . We design art prints for bibliophiles. All illustrations are made entirely out of text. I've been running it while traveling the world for 3 years non-stop now. Check out my AMA on reddit if you're interested: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1rneli/ive_been_travel...
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My work VPN blocks this as porn. Ha!
Oof, good to know... Any other false positives you've had so I can maybe figure out why? Edit: Never mind, I think your censorware might just have a more inventive sexual imagination than I do when it comes to domain names...
>http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2013/12/amazonfresh_has_lau...
But the main site (http://www.sfweekly.com/) and the blog site (http://blogs.sfweekly.com/) aren't blocked. I'm going to guess my work filter is just screwy.
http://rebrickable.com - a LEGO database that does some number crunching and tells you what you can build by combining parts from all your sets. Lots of user submitted content that is also searched and can be built, everything with instructions.
A service that helps businesses recover from Google Penguin penalty. The number of websites using poor link building and seo practices is unbelievably high. I help them undo the poor practices and recover/prevent from Penguin penalty.
A service that helps businesses recover from Google Penguin penalty. The number of websites using poor link building and seo practices is unbelievably high. I help them undo the poor practices and recover/prevent from Penguin penalty.
How do you identify your leads?
I run http://postertext.com . We design art prints for bibliophiles. All illustrations are made entirely out of text. I've been running it while traveling the world for 3 years non-stop now. Check out my AMA on reddit if you're interested: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1rneli/ive_been_travel...
I bought a couple poster texts about 3 years ago. They're awesome :)
http://www.brombone.com It's a service that solves SEO for javascript driven websites. For the most part, Google can't crawl sites that manipulate the DOM using javascript (AngularJS, Backbone.js, Ember.js, etc). The solution is to use a headless browser to make html snapshots for all your pages and serve those to Google instead of the page that requires javascript. This turns out to be a bit of a pain in practice. S…
Huh. I totally thought Google would penalize your ranking for trying something like that. Have you heard of that happening at all?