le205

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USEO(useo.uk)
2 points by le205 2y ago|0 comments
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by le205 5y ago
I have found that KPIs are a useful addition to an OKR framework. Objectives are usually big and ambitious, but need to be pinned down using Key Results. Key Results are the definition of success for an Objective. However, it’s often the ca
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How procedure shuts down innovative thinking(douggarnett.com)
2 points by le205 6y ago|0 comments
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Wirecutter: Our Move to Nytimes.com(nytimes.com)
6 points by le205 6y ago|0 comments
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by le205 7y ago
I run a ~20 person digital marketing company and we are experimenting with a 4 day week this summer. Everyone has Fridays off in June and July. Pay is unchanged. Fundamentally it seemed like a cool thing to do for staff - more time to enjoy
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by le205 7y ago
More revenue per page view - but its likely that negative or controversial content will get shared more and drive more overall traffic/impressions. So not sure how much of an effect this would have on the overall sentiment of content p
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by le205 8y ago
Very much agree with this comment. It’s quite likely that the AMP pages received incremental impressions in lower positions, which reduced the overall average position but increased clicks. The screenshot of rankings from another tool (look
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by le205 10y ago
The main problem here is attribution - and with many ad platforms pushing the 'viewthrough conversion' metric, it becomes very messy when hundreds of millions of users start getting tagged as having 'viewed' a video too
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by le205 13y ago
This also happens in reverse - recruitment agencies bidding on names of prospects. Certainly got my attention when I was first targeted by this approach.
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by le205 13y ago
How much traffic do you think they actually lose by not having Nissan.com? I would have thought as soon as someone looking for Nissan cars visits that URL, they would realise it was not the right site, then try the ccTLD version i.e. Nissan