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Tag Archives: Internet presence
BetFair penalized by Google?
I have surveyed the PageRanks of the main prediction exchanges. – InTrade: 7 / 10 – BetFair: 6 / 10 — It was 7 / 10, at one time, in the past. – Iowa Electronic Markets: 6 / 10 – … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged BetFair, BetFair Predicts, Betting @ BetFair, Google, Internet Marketing, Internet presence, InTrade, marketing, PageRank, prediction markets, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, SEO tricks
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Robin Hanson’s concept of decision markets applied to Midas Oracle management
Daniel Reeves on the scenario of a Midas Oracle convention: [...] The survey should be about how to measure the success of Midas Oracle (â€vote on valuesâ€). Ie, as social scientists say, we operationalize “successâ€. Then have two conditional prediction … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Market Proposals), Collective Decision Making, Collective Forecasting, Exchanges & Markets, Midas Oracle Administration
Tagged Collective Decision Making, Daniel Reeves, decision making, decision markets, decision-aid markets, Internet presence, Kos, Midas Oracle, prediction markets, Robin Hanson
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Google employees submitted more questions for Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul than any other candidate who has visited the Mountain View campus before him.
Via Tech Crunch (which has a long and detailed blog post on Ron Paul’s Internet presence), this YouTube video of Ron Paul lecturing Google’s Bo Cowgill’s colleagues. Don’t miss a word of it, folks. Ron Paul’s official website for the … Continue reading
Your blog is a better representation of who you are than your résumé is, and can give a truer picture of what your skills might really include.
Via Life Hacker… The Blog is the New Résumé + Roundup of “The Blog is the New Résumé” Discussion: [...] Blogging is the perfect way for a candidate to give an employer a more detailed sales pitch—to show they can … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged Internet presence, web traffic
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2 bits of advice for the newbie bloggers or webmasters
#1. Register your own domain name. Don’t let your blog or website lives as a sub-website (midasoracle.wordpress.com). Generally, never be dependent of one service provider. (((See how Blogger-dependent Perry Eidelbus is so pissed off by the new version of his … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged blogger, Internet presence, Jason Kottke, Perry Eidelbus
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