List of Do Follow Entertainment Forum

List of Do Follow Entertainment Forum
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First you want to know your audience and then do a google search on forums.

You can also head over to Q and A sites and answers questions related to your topic.

There are many online communities where like minded people gather and talk about issues of common interest google plus is a good place to start.
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Naturally, having two links on the same page would increase website clicks.

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And a few others
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What should people be looking for to determine a winner when testing ads?

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How many ads should you test and how long do you run them before making a decision?

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the data because that’s roughly a month…

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What about the tools that you use for this?

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What do you consider when calculating statistical significance?

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The problem with search results is that Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Saturdays are different from each other. And significance is based upon the data that came before will also mirror the data that comes later.

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How do you approach continuing to test something?

BG: As long as people are changing or your competitors are changing, then you must at least be aware that it’s time to test again.

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