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by jsonne 6y ago
I have no idea why you're being downvoted because you're completely right. The petty legalism around the issue does nothing to further the conversation. The 1st amendment is about the US government censoring people. It doesn'
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by jsonne 6y ago
This is the plugin I use for chrome. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hide-twitter-trend... As for the keyword blockers that actually is a Twitter feature now though it's a bit buried. The "hard
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by jsonne 6y ago
Twitter used to drive me crazy. I had an account but didn't login for years at a time. My use has gone up significantly by: 1. Only following industry people and chefs. Basically just work and hobby. Anyone that strays into politics or
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by jsonne 6y ago
Hey there this is me. I'm in the US and we're just exploring the states, and especially more rural states to keep an easier social distance. It's been really fun actually splitting time between working and national parks etc.
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by jsonne 6y ago
Fundamentally a chatbot solves an operators problem not a customers problem and thats why they fell out of style.
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Not Just Flyover Country: Why the Midwest Is Home to the Next Big Tech Scene(purpose.jobs)
11 points by jsonne 6y ago|0 comments
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by jsonne 6y ago
It makes a lot more sense for marketers and others like us. I've tried getting away from Asana over and over but keep coming back. Everything else either isn't feature rich enough or is too difficult to use. They manage to strike
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by jsonne 6y ago
It's a great book and one you should truly read before passing judgement on. It's helped me rationalize the various current political and social issues in the US a lot as I've read it.
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by jsonne 6y ago
This is assuming all reach is equal. Number of outlets seems like an incomplete picture to me where the number of people reached seems more important. Is a more concentrated effort by one group somehow less insidious? I think not.
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by jsonne 6y ago
If you want "theory" lookup Bernays and read his books about propaganda. Something more practical is anything David Oglivy has written. For copywriting check out "The Adweek Copywriting Handbook" by Sugarman. Unfortunate
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by jsonne 6y ago
I feel this. For whatever reason folks in our discipline have an extreme lack of self-confidence that is only multiplied by everyone only sharing their biggest wins. This seems to have people chasing new shiny objects and secret methods whe
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by jsonne 6y ago
In that case they're likely within their rights yes. Read your contracts should be the lesson learned here.
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by jsonne 6y ago
I run quite a lot of Google search ads. To the tune of multiples of hundreds of thousands of dollars a month. There's a small distinction I want to make here. It is not only allowed, but common, to bid on the name of a competitor. What
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by jsonne 6y ago
You aren't wrong it's been on my list forever to work on my site. FWIW some of the best media buyers I know though literally don't have websites. I've been doing Facebook ads for 9 years. My team and I are a white label
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by jsonne 6y ago
These are beautiful. Happy to give you a free chat if you're looking to get pointed in the right direction marketing wise. My email is in my profile.
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by jsonne 6y ago
It's in the semi-custom home goods category. Can't get more specific than that.
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by jsonne 6y ago
I am presently scaling a client on Shopify who started at a 30k a month ad budget. Today we scaled past $8,000 per day (So a little under 250k a month). I fully expect and we'll hit $500,000 a month in ad spend for them monthly probabl
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by jsonne 6y ago
A long or short term rental discoverability platform with payments, dispute resolution, and an availability calendar is really all that was needed. All of the experience stuff seems nice but really feels like a distraction. Airbnb for so lo
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by jsonne 7y ago
As of 2018 40 million Americans received more than 57 billion dollars in SNAP. It seems like largely the US has been and will continue to keep people fed. Note also that this is just 1 Federal program and doesn't mention the multitude
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by jsonne 7y ago
I'm not narrowly talking about business or technology. It seems endemic that lazily poking holes in things while offering no viable counterpoint is the defacto mode of many pseudo-intellectuals. It's saddening.
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by jsonne 7y ago
Cynicism is easy and for whatever reason in the cultural zeitgeist tearing down other people/ideas/things is seen as being an intellectual.
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by jsonne 7y ago
I'm not sure of the laws but for context, this is primarily outside of the United States I'm speaking about.
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by jsonne 7y ago
I've found the big advantage to be for longer stays. You can get almost half off which, while more expensive than rent, is considerably less than a hotel stay and allows me to live somewhere with a kitchen etc. rather than in a hotel.
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by jsonne 7y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know the name for this but absolutely experience it. The most disturbing part for me personally is the gasping for air part, or as the article states, " sensation that feels as if they have stopped breathing and h
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by jsonne 7y ago
This is true in theory but not in practice in my experience. I presently live in one of the bottom 5 states in terms of population density and there are multiple manufacturing plants that require no experience, are paying 60k+ for new hires
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From Pong to Call of Duty: The Globalization and Localization of Video Games(contentstack.com)
6 points by jsonne 7y ago|0 comments
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by jsonne 7y ago
I do have an anxiety disorder so I absolutely get this. A big breakthrough for me through therapy was working on my self worth and realizing that I have inherent value. I can't speak for everyone but I was raised to believe that my wor
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by jsonne 7y ago
I see this sort of complaint kind of a lot unfortunately and mostly from engineers who think marketing should work like engineering. $1 in should equal $X out. Unfortunately it usually isn't that linear and the whole, when everything i
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by jsonne 7y ago
Fake news isn't the biggest issue with media. It's obvious and can be easily taken down or discredited. The selective editing of facts by individuals with personal bias inside large organizations that are supposed to be trustworth
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by jsonne 7y ago
I completely agree. As silly as it sounds because it ended up being a false alarm I was in Hawaii during the ballistic missile scare. That sort of fear and then coming out on the other side, followed by having a kid 2 years later, has given

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