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4 months ago

in TescoDigital: Fail – The Full (Long) Story on expōnere
I recently tried to buy something from Tesco Direct. On the day it was supposed to turn up (a week later) I had a phone call asking if I had received it. When I said no, I was told to order it again. "Can't you send me another one?" .... "No"

Every little helps!
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barneyc Incredible that businesses (especially in this "economic climate") just haven't wised up to the simplest of ideas. In this case TescoDigital lost my business to Amazon and to be fair I was only tempted to Tesco in the first place by their keener pricing than Amazon.

As it turned out Amazon responded and dropped their price. So despite the aggravation and hassle (mind you it sparked a few posts) I got the album cheaper, Amazon got my business and TescoDigital lost this deal and ALL future deals until they give me a reason to re-trust them.

Ah well.

1 year ago

in Facebook Traffic Drops in UK, Who Cares? on AllFacebook
Another downturn... NMA - Facebook's UK unique user numbers have dropped for a second month in a row. The fall to 8.3m unique users in February from December's 8.9m puts an end to the social network's rocketing success.

http://www.nma.co.uk/Logon/ResourceBarrier.aspx...

1 year ago

in Facebook Traffic Drops in UK, Who Cares? on AllFacebook
Hi Nick. I saw your post title and my first thought was that you meant that the UK doesn't matter. Just thought I'd let you know.

In terms of useage, I am based in the UK and the people I 'network' with certainly seem to be spending less time on Facebook.

Your post is very bullish, that's fair enough, but objectively, I'd like to ride the stats for a couple of months to see the trend.

1 year ago

in Can Facebook SocialAds Work? on AllFacebook
There is a middle ground between pay-per-click and straight banner adverts. I personally have found PPC is now too saturated which has driven up prices.

I agree you don't have the intent, but as socially-held information becomes more detailed, you should be able to profile better.

I ran a personal test with Facebook social adverts over the past two weeks and have had a much better ROI than with Google Adwords campaigns running. I think this will also become more competitive, pushing up the prices, but it offers good value at the moment.
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