Monthly Archives: August 2011

Facebook to Spruce, AdParlor, Nanigans, TPG, etc: Share Your True Margins with Your Customers, It’s the Law!

A little birdie told me about a change to Facebook’s ads API development policy recently which reads as follows: “You must, upon request, provide advertisers with a report on their ad spend, and your report must itemize how much advertisers … Continue reading

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Shunned Again from Speaking at a Conference, So Allow Me to Whine About It

I’m at SES right now, listening to the Advanced Paid Search Tactics session. I applied to speak on this panel (I spoke on it last year and I felt I did a pretty darn good job). This year, I got … Continue reading

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DUI Lawyer Needed for Friend in Trouble

I usually don’t post personal, non-SEM related pleas on my blog, so apologies in advance for this post. I have a good friend who got in a car accident last week. He was driving about 25 miles over the speed … Continue reading

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We Are Liiiii-ving in a Services World, And I Am a Services Guy

America is a service-driven economy. By that I mean that the number of factory and agricultural jobs are decreasing and the number of service jobs are increasing. Recently it occurred to me just how many service-providers I hire in a … Continue reading

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