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by jsonne 10y ago
Facebook has this capability. Write a status or on a friends wall about topic X? In messenger? Just as good if not better than a Google search in intent land. That + demographics is even more powerful imho.
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by jsonne 10y ago
Regarding marketing. Are you open to contract/consultants?
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by jsonne 10y ago
>by making up things about Austin so that people don't rush there like they did San Francisco. No this is exactly what I thought OP meant and is just a softer way of telling people to not move somewhere.
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by jsonne 10y ago
I'm going to clarify that I'm not picking on you, but I loathe this attitude. I see it in Denver constantly. I moved here, but now we're full up. Ironically, it mostly comes from people that are transplants themselves. It&#x2
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by jsonne 11y ago
I don't partake in any kind of drugs outside of alcohol in social settings. I do however have an anxiety disorder that comes with a lot of panic. I always described myself in the throws of panic as feeling like I was playing a video ga
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by jsonne 11y ago
As an advertiser, yes absolutely Google and Facebook are king. No one else even comes close to touching their level of audience segmentation, results reporting, and knowing that their inventory is good from both a viewability/advertise
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by jsonne 11y ago
Interesting. I saw her video and they didn't list any names so I assumed they were anonymous comments.
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by jsonne 11y ago
That's super neat! It's really unfortunate people are being so negative. Sometimes the anonymous aspect of the internet, while overall a good thing, can lead to people being critical of others for no reason at all.
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by jsonne 11y ago
A quick Google suggest that Dentist make 120k+ per year. Over a lifetime of a career that works out to roughly 5 million dollars of earning potential (Assuming you retire at 65 and never receive a raise.) Assuming you have a spouse that wor
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by jsonne 11y ago
>(plus a few funny expressions to avoid censorship—frequent use of certain puns for restricted subjects for example) Interestingly this is true of the English internet too. 4chan trolls frequently come up with puns and things to side ste
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by jsonne 11y ago
This is pretty spot on. It's also good to note that marketers like me don't get your name and everything about you. We get anonymous and aggregated data. Eg. I have no idea if you John Doe personally buy dominos. I'm target 5
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by jsonne 11y ago
They have marketing people working for them, so they're obviously spending money on "marketing". Advertising, which I think the article is alluding to, may or may not be worth it. ROI in your ad dollars is really where the tr
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by jsonne 11y ago
What it comes down to is this. Spend money on marketing, or don't, but always focus on ROI.
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by jsonne 11y ago
* Empirical, blinded, skills-assessment based turnkey hiring solutions that outperform interviews for non-technology roles like marketing, purchasing, &c, so that people who avail themselves of alternatives to universities can get good
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by jsonne 11y ago
Yep this is exactly it I believe. I come from a very middle class background. My dad is mechanic and my mom is a teacher. If I wanted to move up in the world this is the best route. I had neither the business connections nor the ability to
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by jsonne 11y ago
Ehh, I'm not sure. In reality I use it mostly for work etc.
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The Rise of Durable Advertising(jeromysonne.com)
2 points by jsonne 11y ago|0 comments
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by jsonne 11y ago
Minor nit pick, but the war is largely between publishers and adblockers. Less to do with advertisers (although the line blurs at scale)
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Want to Master Startup Marketing? Read the Tao Te Ching(jeromysonne.com)
1 points by jsonne 11y ago|0 comments
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by jsonne 11y ago
Well I mean in addition, if you work for a competitors company, if you yourself are an advertiser in any capacity etc. There's many scenarios where you could find yourself in trouble.
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by jsonne 11y ago
If a publisher was to use this to click their own ads, it would be fraudulent clicks. If they're charging on a cpc basis it would be defrauding the advertiser.
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by jsonne 11y ago
I would be very careful with this. It may constitute fraud.
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Dear Facebook Notify: The internet wasn't built for just a handful of companies(medium.com)
3 points by jsonne 11y ago|0 comments
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by jsonne 11y ago
This is really interesting. People often accuse reddit of manipulating which post go to the top, but those claims pale in comparison to how...blatant this feels. I don't mind Facebook being the dominant platform, I just wish that they
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by jsonne 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (Denver) Hey all, I do marketing. My big claim to fame is I helped take one of my clients to #1 grossing in eduction in both the iTunes and Google Play store(s) all on an ROI positive budget. I follow an agile approach
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by jsonne 11y ago
I'm fairly certain it's illegal to target ads based on a medical condition. That being said, I believe you're right as to why they require real names. It's also why I use it as my go to for advertising and marketing. The
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by jsonne 11y ago
Very cool interview. This quote: "He’s known for being both straightforward and kind — an uncommon cocktail of no-bullshit and no-asshole." Really succinctly explains why I'm such a huge fan of his. He says what needs to be s
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by jsonne 11y ago
That's a fair view. The ad tech space can be pretty crappy sometimes. I won't disagree that the display universe is broken, or that current tracking methods are excessive. My hope, is that this current pushback helps us come to so
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by jsonne 11y ago
>I'm not against funding people, I'm against funding ad agencies and their tracking and their other maladies. Such as trojaned ad networks, silly amounts of javascript and data, etc.... This is an extremely simplistic view of t
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by jsonne 11y ago
Very cool. Do you have any commonly requested use cases?

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