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Bing delivers surprising amount of traffic to rangelistings.com
One of my hobby sites is rangelistings.com, a site with the goal of providing a map of each state with the locations of shooting ranges on it. I keep an eye on the web traffic pretty regularly, and about 90% … Continue reading
1st foray with svn:externals
Okay, confession. Since the mid-90s I’ve helped produce hundreds of websites. Yet, I’ve been using source code management software for less than 1 year. Hindsight, right? In retrospect, I was just plain ignorant. Had I been using something like Subversion, … Continue reading
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Tagged externals, nephtali, rangelistings.com, svn, versions
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The Google AdSense conundrum
I have a little side project over at rangelistings.com. The site contains a page for each state with a map of where shooting ranges in that state are. This is the first time I’ve posted advertisements on a site I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Web design and technology
Tagged ads, AdSense, advertising, Google, rangelistings.com, ranges, shooting
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