ssharp

45 ms·

361.
by ssharp 10y ago
Google does have a much simplified version of AdWords tailored to small/local businesses. I'm not sure how keywords work in there as I've only seen it a handful of times and don't remember. I'd think broad match mod
362.
by ssharp 10y ago
If you really want to put a dent in things, search for medical issues and click the law firm ads. I've seen clicks costing in the high hundreds.
363.
by ssharp 10y ago
This really struck a chord with me. I spent the early career parts of my career as a developer and slowly transitioned completely to the marketing side of things. When I start thinking about side projects of business ideas, the roadblock fo
364.
by ssharp 10y ago
I think people like the poster above don't really understand what marketing is. It's essentially impossible to create something for other people and not involve marketing to get it out to people, even if you don't realize you
365.
by ssharp 10y ago
View ability measures if an ad was actually viewable. An ad might load fine but the user doesn't scroll down the page far enough to see it. Accurate viewability would take that into consideration.
366.
by ssharp 10y ago
I'm also looking at it from my point of a view, as someone in their mid-30's. I'd assume the generations before mine will be much more likely to accept this than my generation.
367.
by ssharp 10y ago
I think you overestimate how willing someone is to sit in a small car with 3 other strangers during their morning and evening commutes. I don't see a huge impact on ownership at least in the first decade or two of autonomous cars. Lots
368.
by ssharp 10y ago
Sears is a jack of all trades store that doesn't have much value these days. Before Home Depot and Lowes were everywhere, Sears was a good option for appliances, lawn care, power tools, etc. They were good for fitness equipment before
369.
by ssharp 10y ago
> Current home design tends toward open-floor plans, with an emphasis on flexible spaces and workspace nooks, says architect Paul Adamson, who operates out of the San Francisco Bay Area. I've seen these workspace nooks before and p
370.
by ssharp 10y ago
Yes, the fact that you're already upset, combined with seemingly no ability to resolve the situation is incredibly infuriating. I guess the side benefit of today's age is that it's not too difficult to find people high up in
371.
by ssharp 10y ago
I'm pretty sure the CEO of Spirit airlines said something along the lines of people not caring how they're treated as long as the fares are cheap. I believe this was said in response to them having the worst legroom in the industr
372.
by ssharp 10y ago
It's not like Southwest doesn't have it's price issues. If you want to avoid their seat lottery system, you have to pay $15 each way.
373.
by ssharp 10y ago
You're coming at this from the perspective of a buyer. From a seller's perspective, Paypal can be incredibly infuriating and lock funds from you with little to no immediate recourse or options.
374.
by ssharp 10y ago
> However besides sports the program just isn't there. It can't be since its priority is to find the lowest common denominator and please everyone. Which results in nobody getting what they actually want. This isn't remote
375.
by ssharp 10y ago
I think the NBA is by far the most forward-thinking of the four major pro sports and NCAA. They did just sign a pretty massive cable package that in effect for the next nine years and slow progress with streaming, but they are also heavily
376.
by ssharp 10y ago
I'm pretty sure Amazon is just trolling us with these photos.
377.
by ssharp 10y ago
Are people wearing capes these days?
378.
by ssharp 10y ago
What do developers need a desktop for when laptops are both portable and can act as desktops when you plug them into a docking station? Is the ability to have an easily expanded computer that necessary? Even for a lot of "pro" use
379.
by ssharp 10y ago
He says he gets 5000 visits a day and the 25% / 0.5% stats are related to the 5000, not the 1800 from AdWords. The AdWords visitors likely look different and sometimes it takes experimenting time and money to find an effective way to m
380.
by ssharp 10y ago
That's a really cynical angle to look at this from. I'd say most places putting out good content are investing far more than $40 on each piece.
381.
by ssharp 10y ago
Most sites do this already, at least they should if they want to make sure more of their emails don't end up in junk folders. Deliverability is really important to both businesses and email service providers, so a lot of the time, boun
382.
by ssharp 10y ago
I wouldn't speak so definitivly regarding something you don't know for sure. Everyone doesn't find them annoying enough to make them ineffective. The website probably won't cry over your bounce if it means they'll c
383.
by ssharp 10y ago
Gerrymandering has a clear effect on the House. Some of the districts that were redrawn in my home state (Ohio) are completely absurd and if you look at their shapes, their only purpose is to maximize Republican's chances at winning di
384.
by ssharp 10y ago
He's largely talked about tax breaks and trade reform to encourage more companies to bring things back to the U.S. that are currently done overseas. I don't recall him ever talking about eliminating technology that replaces human
385.
by ssharp 10y ago
It's just speculation that he'd be anti-automated vehicles. I agree with you in regards to environmental protection but you can't extrapolate that into thinking Trump will be against everything you're in favor of. Until
386.
by ssharp 10y ago
I find Trump repugnant and don't think he's remotely fit to lead the U.S. but what has he said that makes you think he's going to be against private-sector-driven innovation? Sectors that require, or are helped substantially
387.
by ssharp 10y ago
Almost all SUV's are crossovers these days, including the three row ones. There are still some on truck frames like the Suburban but the market has almost entirely shifted. I assume they're cheaper to build that way, lighter, and
388.
by ssharp 10y ago
The factory that makes the Cruze is set up to make the Cruze and it will continue to make Cruzes, just 16 hours a day instead of 24. They might be able to work in another model on the same platform as the Cruze but they can't build Cru
389.
by ssharp 10y ago
To again be fair to 538, they are pretty clear that their model is based on polling data, at least in their "polls only" model, which I think they put more emphasis on than their "polls plus" model. Maybe next cycle, the
390.
by ssharp 10y ago
Obama had a Democrat House and Senate majority from Jan 2009 - Jan 2011.

More ›