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Thanks for all the info, much appreciated. On the off chance you see this old thread, the "category"-type links from a few posts above are implemented now. I'm not sure if it'll help people find the pages, but I'll find out soon enough I guess. :)

The best type of ad that came to mind was a programming-job-ad, since that would be very targeted and possibly useful, but I suppose Joel and 37s have that market covered pretty well.

Haven't fixed all the UI bugs people noticed or added too much more data/languages yet... next weekend I guess. :/




Hey scott, I click my own comments link here on HN regularly :p

Yeah, just saw "categories" http://www.transmoggit.com/PHP/trim/Python

If you go to Google and type "site:www.transmoggit.com" you'll see what pages it has indexed. I just did and there's no "sub-page" indexed, just your domain name... but this is normal! In my experince, Google will show the domain index first and other pages in 1-2 weeks.

And since sometimes the pages Google shows are different between its datacenters, here's something that I use to see among them all:

http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/multiple-datacenter-google-...

About Job ads, I don't remember the company name, but I did see someone who works with a referral program. You show their ads, and if it works, you get paid.

But anyway, if your site gets somewhat popular, you can ask for a lower price than Joel and 37s. If companies have to pay $250/$350 to ad on these sites, a $10 fee on yours will be an impulse buy :) And you can always raise the price if it works...




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