Monthly Archives: May 2009

Twitter Sucks

I try to stay “hip” to the latest Internet innovations. I use Facebook, LinkedIn, Meebo, Google Latitudes, and yes, I’ve tried Twitter. After about four months of tweeting, however, I think I understand the Tweetosphere enough to draw this simple … Continue reading

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Too Much Targeting + Too Little Fungibility = Minimal Revenue for Facebook?

One of my favorite panels at last month’s AdSpace conference was the discussion on social media advertising. Jeremy Liew – the panel’s moderator – wrote a great summary of the learnings from that conference, which I recommend reading. What really … Continue reading

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It’s Good to be Site.com

Every now and again I see a test ad showing up on AdWords or AdSense. I found one this morning while surfing my gmail . . . Though I am almost never click on AdWords ads, in this case, I … Continue reading

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