I really don’t know what to say here. I’m amazed that someone signed off on this.
link (via TechCrunch)
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Post-Illness Silliness
Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
I’ve spent the last two days sicker than I think I’ve ever been… seriously, it was brutal.
So today when I finally got back to working mode (ie: vertical) I had 900 unread items in my feedreader. 200 disappeared instanteously when a few border-line subscriptions finally got tossed. Of course, sixty-percent of the rest of those un-read items were April Fool’s related bogus posts – which I normally enjoy every year. This year, however, trying to catch up with 2 days of reading while wading through the Fool-ish stuff just about killed me. Thankfully, near the end of the day, this video appeared in my reader courtesy of Marc Andreessen.
I’m not familiar with Tom Gleeson, but the “talking back to the music video” format is brilliant…
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
Meddling with US Presidential Politics (from Canada)
Monday, February 4th, 2008
During The Commute this morning I made reference to the fact that I was running political ads on Facebook that drove traffic to the "Yes, We Can" video (embedded below). After spending about thirty bucks, I’ve now turned them off and thought I’d share some of the data with you.
I ran a total of 5 different ad variations – with the final two running simultaneously for the bulk of it. These two ads were identical with one targeted to New York and New Jersey (Clinton’s neighbourhood) and the other targeted to the rest of the Super Tuesday states. The 5 ads garnered just over 100,000 impressions and 59 clicks. Conversion rate works out to 0.06 with a 0.51 CPC and 0.28 CPM. Notably (perhaps) the CTR was lower in the Clinton states.
I invite you to draw your own conclusions in the comments.
As promised, here’s the video that has the potential to change the world:
