Who got the BIGGEST BALLS in marketing here?

[SilverClouds]

Did I ever share with you how to get Slavic gov backlinks?

Saw you using .edu.pl mail in another thread lol

This was a cool project.
The idea was to save some of the huge budget we had for remarketing (over $10K per day), assuming that because the audience was so strong, the ad placement wouldn't be that important (which was somewhat true, but wasn't that important for reasons you'll understand a bit later).

So the company was a forex company that had a few huge brands is different areas around the world. What we did was to promote a free browser extension giving our users real time prices of gold, some commodities, oil, silver, currency pairs, and some stocks. Beind the scenes, it was an ad injection extension that inserted our own ads instead of other sites' AdSense ads. Ended up saving a but loads of money, as well as growing our revenue from remarketing by a lot because we got so many extra impressions.

Somebody highlight this dude please .

That's exactly what I'm talking about... I have a panic attack each time I'm about to download something for free, it has a 'bonus' in it for sure . How did you market the extension, though?

 

[polecat]

Saw you using .edu.pl mail in another thread lol

Somebody highlight this dude please .

That's exactly what I'm talking about... I have a panic attack each time I'm about to download something for free, it has a 'bonus' in it for sure . How did you market the extension, though?

Yes I did I use them often for many different purposes but for the Slavic ones I use in most cases you don't need edu or gov based emails to make them work.

I normally scan the internet every so often for links find these sort of stuff or people give me links often so I got a pretty big collection plus I sometimes buy them for example I paid like $20,00 got around 50,000 sites to give me public or private guest posts.

 

[roydan]

I have a panic attack each time I'm about to download something for free, it has a 'bonus' in it for sure .

If it's free - the user is the product.
You know how it is, in life - there are winners and there are users..

How did you market the extension, though?

Just a strip at the top of every page. Something like "free real time forex signals and price ticker".
It was a great product, if you ignore the ad Injection. Forex signals could have costed the users 100s of dollars a month otherwise.

We also added a short string to the url for each click on the banners we injected so we could exclude them from our remarketing lists.

 

[Champagne]

I can't say here. All I can say is that I was charged for it.

 

[Dopious]

I can't say here. All I can say is that I was charged for it.

So you are just clamming that you got big balls with out wanting to show them, hmm.

 

[t2van]

I can't say here. All I can say is that I was charged for it.

That's OK it's spent conviction then...

Nothing to hide.

I posted one I got away with so cmon

 

[Champagne]

So you are just clamming that you got big balls with out wanting to show them, hmm.

That's OK it's spent conviction then...

Nothing to hide.

I posted one I got away with so cmon

Fair enough. I got charged with hacking and copyright infringement. The first one was a long time ago when I used to "delete" my competitors' channels in order to avoid competition. I was a skid back then, and I really, deeply regret that. The copyright infringement was just for using videos I didn’t have permission to use. They were filed via a copyright claim, which I escalated through a counter-claim. Since my original email was attached to this, and the company that filed the claim was based in the same country, it was easy for them to sue me.

 

[t2van]

Fair enough. I got charged with hacking and copyright infringement. The first one was a long time ago when I used to "delete" my competitors' channels in order to avoid competition. I was a skid back then, and I really, deeply regret that. The copyright infringement was just for using videos I didn’t have permission to use. They were filed via a copyright claim, which I escalated through a counter-claim. Since my original email was attached to this, and the company that filed the claim was based in the same country, it was easy for them to sue me.

Thanks for the share