RyanBrantley | 12 years ago | on: Police admit they're 'stumped' by mystery car thefts
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RyanBrantley | 13 years ago | on: Show HN: Passive Stock Symbol Monitoring (beta)
I am now looking for some early beta users who want to be a better trader with less effort. I am also looking for feedback about the product & concept as a whole.
RyanBrantley | 13 years ago | on: Ask HN: What are your big plans for 2013?
Best of luck to you in '13 and beyond!
RyanBrantley | 13 years ago | on: Review my Startup pre-launch page : Guchex http://www.guchex.com
How about a graphic like this instead: http://goo.gl/Zu7Hq ?
I'd make a bet you could make one yourself in a few short hours.
RyanBrantley | 13 years ago | on: Review my Startup pre-launch page : Guchex http://www.guchex.com
Here is something I threw together. Maybe you can try a split test?
The problem I had when I visited your site was I could not quite understand what the product was about. I was not convinced enough to provide my email and expect a positive result.
Use the video to tell us what you are building, what it does (will do) and/or how awesome the team building it is. Bring the product to life!
Hope that helps some!
RyanBrantley | 13 years ago
Use this tool to see what the search spider see's. http://www.domaintools.com/seo-browser/ There's not much there.
You may want to start by searching for the basics of SEO, maybe a 'beginners checklist' of sorts. It will most likely prove very handy. Focus on your on-page factors first, as those are the ones which you can directly control. Here is a suggestion or two so you can get started...
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/the-beginners-checklist-for-small...
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2008/11/googles-s...
Programming a replacement remote is a simple procedure, requiring only a few moments in the vehicle with the key present... like when parking a car. Paired with an easily accessible address (registration?), you have a crime ready to take place.
This would confirm why multiple vehicles in the same driveway were targeted. Families use the same service providers. It could also make sense of why the "device" occasionally did not work. Maybe they got the remotes / addresses mixed up, the programming did not take or their mule is selling them unprogrammed remotes.
I think this is more logical of a solution considering the facts. Any thoughts?