morganb180

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by morganb180 13y ago
"...but to suggest that it has the same impact as Facebook's photo sharing offering is completely ludicrous." The point of Benedict's tweet, which is not associated with the analysis in any way, is merely a way to look a
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by morganb180 13y ago
Their fanatical race to be there on day one of every new appstore launch, and ride the promotion that entailed was brilliant for the time.
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by morganb180 13y ago
It's actually the $0.09 growth engine, but still, very impressive.
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by morganb180 13y ago
I appreciate that he's had success, and what he's accomplished is nothing short of impressive. But to say that there are only a handful of people who can figure it out is sheer hubris.
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by morganb180 13y ago
The problem is that the teen audience is fickle and doesn't want to be commingled with adults. So if Snapchat grows massively, they're going to have to deal with that reality. Some people are worried about the ads and monetization
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by morganb180 13y ago
The CPC's on LinkedIn are really high (for self serve anyway) which make ROI really hard except for high LTV products/services. I can get clicks on Facebook similarly targeted for <$0.10 for what LI charged $4.
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by morganb180 13y ago
Sure thing: - Mozcon talk 2012: Persona Modeling Unhinged: the Zen of Whole Customer http://teamtreehouse.com/library/mozcon-2012/persona-modelin... - His blog is great for daily inspiration: http://www
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by morganb180 13y ago
Agreed. I also like the bulk uploader and power editor. It's easy to launch 200 variations of ads in a matter of minutes.
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by morganb180 13y ago
He really does. The talk he gave at Mozcon 2012 basically fried the audience's brain. And the way he combines targeting w/cross-platform marketing is unreal.
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by morganb180 13y ago
A few things: 1) Facebook allows you to do some ridiculous targeting, that when combined with retargeting can create some powerful stuff. Check out Marty Weintraub and your head will explode. 2) Our Facebook ads (esp. retargeting w/per
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by morganb180 13y ago
Love how they used Qualaroo to harness visitor intent through a thoughtful combination of implementation rules and question asking. 500% is an epic win by any measure.
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by morganb180 13y ago
Excited to see this come to life. Looking forward to it.
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by morganb180 13y ago
That was the idea—glad it's helpful!
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by morganb180 13y ago
Thanks @cosmie — we worked really hard to make it as comprehensive as we could, and wanted to build on the work of lots of other really smart people that have already put a ton of great stuff on CRO out there.
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Sean Ellis doing an AMA right now on Inbound.org(inbound.org)
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Why don't we build smarter websites?(dtelepathy.com)
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by morganb180 14y ago
You definitely want to watch the spam rate complaints of these emails vs. your normal sends. Companies like SailThru won't let you (or strongly discourage) using their mail server and IPs to send friend referral emails because they get dunn
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by morganb180 14y ago
San Diego, CA - Full time - UX Designers for products & services company. We're digital-telepathy, but our friends call us dt. We're the UX Agency and Products shop behind SlideDeck, Hello Bar, Flare and more. We focus on ideas that are
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by morganb180 14y ago
Very cool. I was skeptical but your page did a nice job of showing benefits and differentiating yourself from other providers. Thanks for sharing and good luck. I'll be sure to try it out in the near future.
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by morganb180 14y ago
Blindly following anything is always a bad idea.
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by morganb180 14y ago
Dibs on the Parzival handle.
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by morganb180 14y ago
+1 for log files.
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by morganb180 14y ago
I get paid by day, but negotiated 6 hours as the definition of a full day. Plus it's flexible time, I can spread the hours around, 10 on one day, two on the next. I bill every two weeks, but consider time in week blocks. So if there is a da
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by morganb180 14y ago
I disagree. Value isn't always driven just through single-user use cases. If you focused on making "Draw Something" with a strong single-user focus you'd have a dud. I would argue that to think of single-user first and then bolt on network
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by morganb180 14y ago
> I hope it gets a billion hits. 1998 called. They want their web stats back.
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by morganb180 14y ago
Forbes is nothing more than a content farm these days.
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by morganb180 14y ago
Agree. I didn't know what was going on. I use 17 random char passwords too and the way the email is written makes it sound like I did something wrong.
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by morganb180 14y ago
It's probably both. It probably actually works and there is a delivery service to coordinate Dubai deliveries of this, but the city choice, the video and the PR outreach around it definitely feel like a guerrilla marketing effort to me. I'd
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by morganb180 14y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out!
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by morganb180 14y ago
Can you point me to one you believe is done really well? The ones I have encountered, without exception, fail to deliver on this promise, and feel more like spam and less like value.

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