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paul wheaton wrote:Response rate to a banner at the top: about 0.04%
Response rate to the one liner at the bottom: about 4%
paul wheaton wrote:You know it is an ad. If you don't want to go there, don't go there.
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How do I know if I want to take a look ?
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Dennis Deems wrote: And you successfully trained me never, ever to click on another fake-post footer ad on your site.
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Dennis Deems wrote:I clicked on the fake-post footer ad by accident, thinking it was a forum post.
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paul wheaton wrote:Response rate to a banner at the top: about 0.04%
Response rate to the one liner at the bottom: about 4%
paul wheaton wrote:It is clearly an ad and not a fake post.
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paul wheaton wrote:I'm having a hard time seeing the downside here.
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paul wheaton wrote:It is clearly an ad and not a fake post.
Disingenuous. "I agree. Here's the link" is not advertising copy.
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paul wheaton wrote:I'm having a hard time seeing the downside here.
The down side for me is that somebody tricked me, so I trust them less than I did before.
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paul wheaton wrote:So the experience was so awful, that you need to take the time to tell me how terrible it was.
And you would like for me to remove these ads because you might click on it again?
Because of my amazingly attractive prose that does not sound like advertising copy?
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Darryl Burke wrote:I agree with Paul. Anyone who still thinks DX1 ads are obnoxious should read this thread on another forum.
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While there might be a few that think that we have lowered our standards a pinch, I think we have a raised our standards a lot. No more adsense. Lean, clean teeny-tiny ads. In an era where things have gotten uglier, I think we have found a better path. I think we are blazing a trail for community awesomeness.
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Jason Wyatt wrote:Incidentally, our company did trial jrebel, and we ended up buying licenses too. I found out about it through your site many years ago. So the advertising worked in our case and worked quite well, because we hadn't heard of jrebel before, and it offered a solution to the persistent compile-test-edit-compile delays most Java developers face. So it is quite effective at getting their name out there.
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