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reddit.com › r/ask › what is the internet's best kept secret that more people should know about?
r/ask on Reddit: What is the internet's best kept secret that more people should know about?
December 28, 2024 -

it could literally be anything from underrated websites, tools, or communities to unique resources or tricks that make life easier or more enjoyable online...

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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what's the best kept secret on the internet?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What's the best kept secret on the Internet?
October 13, 2019 - We had a 17.5% cart recovery rate. Pretty good in that field. ... Milk, now with extra pulp! ... I've tried this with many different online vendors and never ever received a discount. Are you sure? ... I work at a CRO agency (conversion rate optimization), so I get to see the email campaigns and discount policies of most of our clients. Most of them have some form of cart/browse recovery emails or exit optin discount popups. Another little secret for ya: if you're ever considering buying something, move your cursor toward the back button on your browser.
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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what is the best kept secret on the internet?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What is the best kept secret on the Internet?
November 10, 2024 - That there is no secrets on the internet, all your information, your history, everything is compiled and sold. ... they will see what domain names you're requesting but all the traffic is probably encrypted with tls so it's not quite as bad ...
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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what's the best kept secret on the internet?
What's the best kept secret on the Internet? : r/AskReddit
October 27, 2023 - Such as "If you hold down the Alt key on the left side of the keyboard and then press the W key, then the O key, then the F4 key and then let go of the Alt key" ... Man, you gotta try harder than that... More replies ... You go ahead. I’ll wait here. ... If you use your ISP DNS servers, they can see most everything you request. ... It means when you type "midget circus porn" your internet provider can see it.
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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what useful unknown website do you wish more people knew about?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What useful unknown website do you wish more people knew about?
October 6, 2021 - ... Here’s my list of favorites from a similar thread a while back. A website telling you how many people are in space. A website that tells you if your local ice cream machine is broken.
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reddit.com › r/seo › wtf is the secret to seo (and internet marketing)?
r/SEO on Reddit: WTF is the secret to SEO (and internet marketing)?
April 7, 2024 -

I have been dabbling in websites for 25 years. But not ONCE have I ever had success with SEO. In fact, now things are harder still. I can't even find a cost effective way of advertising by paying for clicks or impressions.

WTF is the secret?? Are the effective techniques closely guarded by people who have intricate knowledge about modern internet marketing techniques? Or do you just have to get lucky, and create a buzz so people link to you on social media and websites to get you more visitors? Or is the best thing to hire a competent marketing agency to do all that work for you? And if so, how on earth do you chose one that will give you good ROI?

I tried buying clicks from Google. Turned out terribly expensive per click, not viable. Same for Facebook. Tried propeller ads, got a lot of clicks but they were terrible quality and didn't get a single purchase, I presume they either used bots, hidden Iframes or just terribly targeted traffic that had pretty much zero value to me. I tried following guides to optimise SEO for Google, I tried listing on hundreds of directories, and effectiveness was atrocious.

It also strikes me that techniques are always changing, and SEO effectiveness is getting harder and harder while spammers and search engines battle each other making it harder and harder to make SEO effective. I started trying to get somewhere on social media, promoting there in various ways organically, but that flopped too. I have read so many articles on internet marketing techniques but have got nowhere. Just lost a hell of a lot of time, and wasted any money I invested into it.

How the hell can I market on the internet cost effectively? I'm extremely discouraged by all my failed attempts and am at the verge of giving up trying to market any websites I make, and investigate completely alternative sources of income, but even that is hard, because everything seems to still depend on marketing yourself on the net.

Any advice would be hugely welcome. I have disabilities which prevent me from getting regular jobs, and the only skill I really have is designing full stack websites from home, but it's extremely competitive given competition from countries like China, India, Pakistan etc and not only that, I'm quite able to design websites from scratch but most freelancing websites require people with skills that I just don't have, often requiring advanced knowledge of large frameworks and so on that I just can't get my head round.

Any advice would be great!

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reddit.com › r › AskReddit › comments › 8ofphn › what_is_the_best_internet_secret_you_know
r/AskReddit - What is the best internet secret you know?
June 4, 2018 - Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts ... Found the internet!
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reddit.com › r/casualconversation › what’s the best kept secret on the internet?
r/CasualConversation on Reddit: What’s the best kept secret on the Internet?
July 27, 2025 -

It could be anything. A super useful website that you stumbled upon and now can’t live without, an underrated tool that saves you time or solves a problem nobody talks about, a random niche forum where the most wholesome or bizarre conversations happen, or even a YouTube channel with 50 subscribers that’s putting out content better than most big creators.

Basically, I’m talking about those hidden corners of the internet that feel like you’ve found a secret club, or a cheat code to life. Something incredibly cool, helpful, or entertaining that somehow isn’t all over social media yet.

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reddit.com › r › AskReddit › comments › dnmwcx › what_is_the_internets_best_kept_secret
r/AskReddit - What is the internet’s best kept secret?
October 27, 2019 - Found the internet! ... Ask OthersAskReddit OffshootsFind a SubredditLearn SomethingMetaOffers/AssistanceSelf and OthersWhat is this ______?Gilded ... The ratio of upvotes to karma. ... Op · 3 yr. ago ... There are no secrets on the internet.
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reddit.com › r › AskReddit › comments › gxtkvs › whats_the_best_kept_secret_on_the_internet
r/AskReddit - What's the best kept secret on the internet?
June 6, 2020 - Some of the videos that explain the theory on YouTube got removed or don’t show up at the top anymore. Like what the fuck is going on ... Ok so you're saying it didn't happen? So what would you answer to someone who saw a freaking plane ram through the fucking tower? That it was a 3d misconception? You conspiracists... There's a reason why your videos are deleted you know ... I can’t tell you it’s a secret.
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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what are some of the internet tricks that you know which make you a wizard between your friends ?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What are some of the internet tricks that you know which make you a wizard between your friends ?
July 1, 2014 -

Edit :Front page!!!!!! Thank you guys for all your responses .
Edit 2 : Thank you for all your responses but many of them are getting repeated, so it would be wonderful if somebody made a summary of all the tricks in this thread and post them in a single post, also it would be a great place to refer to instead of scrolling through this long thread.
Edit 3: For those who enjoyed this thread there is a cool new subreddit started by u/gamehelp16 called r/coolinternettricks/ why dont you consider joining it and continue to teach and learn new internet tricks.

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A collection: In your browser, Control/command+shift+T opens the tab you closed last. Control + L OR F6 automatically selects the address bar. Control+Enter fills in the 'www' and '.com'. If you click a link with the scroll wheel button it opens in a new tab. CTRL + SHIFT + R = Clear cache and then refresh page. Type the following into the address bar of your browser to convert a tab into a notepad: data:text/html,%20 Holding control makes your cursor move by full words, instead of by characters. Use www.ninite.com to do a full software deployment to a PC. Hold S and right click an image to do reverse image search in chrome. Type in "do a barrel roll" in google and see what happens. Reddit specific stuff: The Konami code (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, enter) on Reddit. (Need to have RES) click on the text of a post and press A, then J. Repeat. Upvotes for everyone. (Need to have RES) Browse reddit and look like you are on "working" with http://msworddit.com or http://msoutlookit.com/ . Edit: http://coderedd.net/ doesn't work http://sublimereddit.aesptux.com/ does (thanks u/imheretocomment ) If certain subreddits are blocked at your school or work you can type the subreddit name with a + at the end of it. e.g. r/AskReddit + OR Use https://pay.reddit.com - If you have the url, 'strip' the sub name from the address bar - Example: this thread - http://www.reddit.com/comments/29gjj7 Finally, Use Google before asking stupid questions.
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Not really a wizard any more, seeing as most of my friends study computer science, but I was a sorcerer of unfathomable power at college. While I was at secondary school / college (UK so 13-18), we had an excessively restrictive website blocking system. It was a boarding school, so it wasn't like students could just wait until they got home in the evening. Proxies were regularly used by students to get around the blocks, but if any websites were viewed by more than a handful of students on a regular basis, they would get checked by the IT department, so a proxy never worked for long. I was a bit of a nerd and played a lot of online games at the time (Battlefield 1942, EVE, America's Army to name a few) and joined a few clans. One of them was in need of new hosting for their website, so I got a three year deal with Bluehost. They allowed an unlimited number of domains to be assigned to the account. It was here that I saw a potential for a tidy bit of profit. After a bit of testing with friends, I discovered that, once a website had been viewed by 5 people, IT would check it out, so if I could find groups of four that were willing to pay me, I could purchase a domain and setup a proxy for them and only them to use for as long as they kept it between themselves. I would purchase a domain for £7 a year and setup a proxy, passwording the domain to deter unauthorised access. I'd then charge £5 per person per term for access to the proxy. With three terms a year, that was potentially £53 profit a year. I'd make sure the four that got access to each domain were friends and made sure that they understood that, if a fifth person used the proxy, IT would check it out and it would be blocked for all of them, causing them to lose their access. If this happened, there would be no refunds and I'd have to charge them again to purchase a new domain and setup another proxy if they wanted it. At the end of the first term, I was running 7 proxies across 7 domains, netting me just shy of £100 profit. Three years later, I had 48 domains, serving just shy of 200 students, netting me over £800 profit a term. When I left, over 40% of the students were paying me for proxies and I'd pocketed over £10k. They wouldn't always pay me directly; I offered free proxies to several people in my house in return for them handling payments with people in their years in other house. The IT department never caught on. edit: bloody hell ... over 1k karma ... that was unexpected :S
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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what is a "secret" site on the internet that others might not know about?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What is a "secret" site on the internet that others might not know about?
June 10, 2013 - Found it out in 2012....need to re download all of this stuff again. Basically it's a massive FOIA (freedom of information act)repository. It has hundreds of declassified documents that have been scanned in, almost all in very high resolution.
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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what is the internet's best-kept secret?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What is the internet's best-kept secret?
July 6, 2023 - 49M subscribers in the AskReddit community. r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions.
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reddit.com › r/whowouldwin › every secret on the internet is revealed. what happens next?
r/whowouldwin on Reddit: Every secret on the internet is revealed. What happens next?
November 15, 2023 -

On the first day of 2023 a website appears on every electronic device capable of accessing the internet.

It contains every single secret that has ever existed on the internet including emails, private messages, pictures, search histories, trade secrets, government secrets etc. All you have to do is search according to any number of parameters (person, group, time, specific words etc) and you’ll have access. The site can not be deleted or erased in any way.

How would everyone react?

How would civilization be affected?

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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what’s an extremely useful website most people probably don’t know about?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What’s an extremely useful website most people probably don’t know about?
August 15, 2023 - https://missingmoney.com It keeps track of unclaimed money/property in the USA. If you claim anything, they verify and send it to you. ... Saving this. ... Dailydealsource. Looks super outdated but I’ve found some solid Amazon deals on it. ... Deepl translates better than Google for me! ... I can't access certain websites at all. ... What is the best website that's an "open secret" on the internet that the average person doesn't know exists?