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“Why should Facebook, its advertising partners, and application developers be the only ones to be able to make money from spamming your friends with ads and come-ons?” Even more spam from my friends :|
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“We all know marketers love metrics. Flashy award winning campaigns are great and celebrity spokespersons are always appealing, but most of the time we try to base judging the success of a campaign on hard and fast metrics. “
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“This post is the continuation of a topic I started yesterday all about the right metrics to focus on and how many marketing teams may be using the wrong ones without realizing it. “
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Nice little update from WordPress.com
links for 2007-12-19
December 19, 2007 
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My name is Kris Hoet and this is my blog dedicated to subjects such as advertising, gadgets, interactive, internet, movies, games … and whatever things that interest me. More at http://crossthebreeze.com/about-cross-the-breeze/2 Responses to “links for 2007-12-19”
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- Agency of the year. And what a year it was!
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Do you think that Ads-Click is going to work? How will they stop groups of friends getting together and spamming each other and happily clicking away to earn easy money? And that is before I can write a script to do it all for me. How long are the paying advertisers going to put up with that?
(My humble opinion)
@gammydodger: Yes I think there will be quite a few users that will sign up for this, no I don’t think it’ll work. At LeWeb3 in Paris Dan Rose (Facebook) said something about how spam in Facebook didn’t exist, well allow me to disagree with this.