A Few Quick SEO Tips
New as I am to search and SEO, I’m only just discovering the basics. I thought it might be helpful to write up some of what I learn, in the spirit of a “Complete Beginner’s […]
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Is Trader Joes Really Not on Twitter?
I had an unpleasant experience at Trader Joe’s this weekend. The manager’s response was so lethargic that I decided to tweet @traderjoes about it to see if there would at least be some sort of
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Product Simplicity and Second Order Sales
The 37signals “less is more” school of product development has caught fire, and for good reason. It’s often better for users: there is less to learn, less to get tripped up on, and less to
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RVM and Bundler in Five Seconds
Last week I wrote about how search affects programming language design, pontificating about how easy it is to find Ruby/Rails “soft documentation” using Google (or another search engine), and how practical and to-the-point that “soft
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Y Combinator Looks for Outliers
It’s application season again at Y Combinator again, so I thought I’d share my perspective on what they are looking for and why you should think about applying. I often get emails from people asking
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Accidental SEO and how I got 400,000 page views without even knowing it
Until quite recently I knew about as little as one could about SEO. If anything, the term gave me the creeps — I associated it with link farms and domain squatters and those old pop-up
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Agencies, Quants, Hustlers and Hackers, The Personalities Building AdTech
If you happen to work in advertising or marketing, then you probably know that we are in the midst of one of the biggest transformations ever to occur in the (at least) half-a-trillion dollar advertising
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How Search Will Affect Programming Language Design
Global Recall Over Recognition: A Practical Use for blekko’s Date Range Slashtag After daydreaming for a while about what to write my first blog post about, I decided just to pick a small but useful
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How to Deploy a Rails app to EC2 in less than an hour using Rubber
One of my first tasks as a new developer here at GinzaMetrics has been to help migrate our production servers to AWS, not because our current setup is failing us in any kind of egregious
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Meet the New Ginzas
I’m happy to say that Ginzametrics is no longer a one-man band. Over the last month, two new hackers have joined me, making us a band of three. I’m going to do longer intros and
Ginzametrics is Hiring an Engineer in Tokyo
Despite the name, it is a little-known fact that Ginzametrics was actually born in Japan. I came up with the name after walking through Ginza, a glitzy shopping district in Tokyo because I thought the
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Ginzametrics SEO API v1.1 Released
Just a few days ago, we released the first version of our SEO API. Today, I’m excited to announce version 1.1 of the API, which includes four new methods that let marketers and agencies with
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Announcing the GinzaMetrics API
One of our earliest goals with GinzaMetrics was to make it easy to build marketing applications on top of the platform. The Ginzametrics API for SEO is a big step closer to that goal. Version
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Ginzametrics is Hiring Two Engineers
Ginzamarkets, Inc. produces Ginzametrics, a new kind of marketing platform for advertisers and agencies. I’m focused on SEO at the moment with plans to expand into a $40B+ market. Ginzamarkets has paying customers around the
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Holiday Wishes from Ginzametrics
This is a quick message to all of our customers, beta users, and supporters. You made 2010 an incredible year for us at Ginzametrics and we’d like to thank you for all of your support,
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Ginzametrics Adds 12 New Global Markets
Ginzametrics is a platform for managing sophisticated SEO campaigns in many global markets, simultaneously. The feature allows brands with a multi-national presence to equip their local agency and content production teams with better tools for
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New Pricing Plans Available
If you’ve been on our site over the last few days, you’ve probably noticed some new pricing. In the 3 months of private beta so far, we’ve spent a lot of time speaking with our
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GinzaMetrics gets Faster Processing, Notifications and Easier Setup
GinzaMetrics is hurtling towards a public beta launch and most of the time since the private beta launch has been geared towards making sure it is easy for people to get up and running. Because
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