Important to note the jpg is just one part of the malware. It is harmless by itself. It still requires some other file to actually execute it. The jpg just contains further instructions for the backdoor. The jpg is really just an obfuscator.
$100 for games, XBMC, plex, pre ordered. Will probably get Netflix on there too right? Nice little media center and controller with the bonus of multiplayer games. So worth it.
They got 18% conversion on their clicks from Perfect Audience? Seems dubious.
With such a small sample of data 109 sessions vs 68 sessions... I wouldn't call this a clear winner.
This could actually just be a case of misattribution of sales.
For example, if the customer clicks on a Perfect Audience ad, they could be tagging that customer as "theirs" for the next 30 days, or forever. So imagine someone clicks on this ad, browses the site again, and leaves. Then they come back 5 days later of their own accord and make a purchase. Perfect Audience may be (incorrectly) attributing that sale as their own.
My immediate thought when filling out a new listing...
You should auto complete. For anything and everything (that you can.)
I type in Xbox.. a list drops down with xbox 360, complete with Photo, MSRP, estimated value (based on other data points ie craigslist or ebay) and a pre filled out description.
Well, sort of like what ebay does I guess. I hate filling out forms. Everyone else does too.
I'd like to see a better input method other than straight html forms. Personally.
A guided approach ie: Did you stretch? Tap Up arrow for Yes, Down Arrow for No.
Quick keyboard input (or touch on mobile) of one question at a time might be nice. You could also skip questions with another input. Learn what questions the user values most, and show those first.
I really like this idea.. signing up now to see where you take it.
Edit: also pre filled out question templates (I dont want to start with a blank slate)
And also community contributed questions that can be voted on/gauge by popularity so I can add others questions/ideas to my own checklist.
This is one of those projects that is cool to look at, but is too focused on being "cool" rather than functional. It seems as though more effort was put into type and layout than improving the actual driving experience.
We (a quickly growing clothing company) see an amazing ROI from FB ads. We also have around 350k Likes. We advertise to friends of friends, and target similar companies, fashion companies etc.
I am betting they simply haven't found the best tactic.
Medium is already becoming riddled with linkbait.