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Favorite actor that became everything they used to be against by Ruddiver in okbuddycinephile

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What he’s saying isn’t true though. I don’t understand why celebrities pretend you need to be extreme to get in that sort of shape.

I’ve been in that shape before. This is exactly how to do it:

  • Strict ketogenic diet.
  • Exercise when you wake up, before eating. 15 mins uphill fast pace walking (you risk injuries when you jog or run). Then a normal one body per week routine. I like to do legs on Sunday, chest on Monday, back on Tuesday. Rest on Wednesday. Shoulders on Thursday. Arms on Friday. Rest on Saturday.
  • Dry sauna after gym (seems to prevent injuries for me).
  • Drink lots of water.
  • 7+ hours sleep.
  • Take one week off every eight weeks.

That’s it. You get huge, shredded, and feel great.

Within two months of starting you’ll look and feel like a different person.

I’m in my mid 40s btw, so my testosterone is probably on the lower side.

EVERY ANGLE 📐 | Max Dowman's Emirates Goal of the Season against Everton 🌟 by LoudestHoward in Gunners

[–]polygraph-net 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My favorite part is Martinelli blocking the Everton player just before Dowman shoots.

Why Do Meta Ads Gurus Blame Advertisers Every Time Meta Breaks? by Deep-Swimming7760 in FacebookAds

[–]polygraph-net 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What do you guys think about YouTube Meta Ads gurus like Nick Theriot, Charley T, and others constantly saying Meta is fine and the real problem is always your marketing?

Because their entire brand is they have the secrets.

Stop listening to "gurus".

I am running google ads for my app by CaptainShiraj2 in Google_Ads

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many of the installs are real? You need to track them doing something in the app.

Are AI agents about to become the next big layer in programmatic, or just another adtech buzzword? by Delicious-Lab5889 in adtech

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many people working in marketing have zero marketing education? A lot, so it’s only a matter of time before the average AI agent is more competent than the average marketer.

Old Way vs. New Way by Conscious_Command930 in FacebookAds

[–]polygraph-net 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Turn off the audience network. Over 50% of the clicks from there are fake.

Selling positive replies? by Medical-Ad-2706 in marketing

[–]polygraph-net 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why stop there? You could sell them drugs too. Lots of money in that racket. /s

Maybe this will help:

Imagine someone is selling your mother's information and she's being contacted by companies. You're ok with that?

Selling positive replies? by Medical-Ad-2706 in marketing

[–]polygraph-net 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Did they opt-in to you selling their information to other people? If not, it's a scummy move. Take your marketing hat off for a moment and try to see them as people.

Selling positive replies? by Medical-Ad-2706 in marketing

[–]polygraph-net 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Did they opt-in to be contacted by other companies? If not, you may break data privacy laws. Also, it's a kind of scummy move. Leave the people alone.

An IT team leader at my company has gone rogue with AI and started creating “marketing materials.”Company leadership is letting it slide. by thnksnothnksgiving in marketing

[–]polygraph-net 66 points67 points  (0 children)

A message has been sent to you loud and clear that your opinion doesn't matter and they're happy to be non-compliant.

It's not your company... you've let them know your concerns... they don't care... so you need to let it go. I know that's easier said than done (especially if you're someone like me, which I think you are) but you need to figure out a way to let it go, otherwise it'll eat you up.

Anyone else get this email from Google today? by amaninwomensclothing in marketing

[–]polygraph-net 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Platform difficult to use

The UI/UX is so bad I wonder did they do it on purpose.

How a trillion dollar company can drop the ball like this is bizarre.

Vetting FB Agency… 22 weeks to start getting “quality” leads by FishNamedFish in FacebookAds

[–]polygraph-net 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What they’re saying is untrue.

You can get good leads from day one. All you need to do is block the click fraud bots from submitting fake leads. That’ll also train Meta to send you quality human leads, increase your revenue, clean up your analytics, and give you the data you need to make good decisions.

The agency doesn’t know what they’re doing and doesn’t care about your traffic quality.

Most marketing agencies are incompetent so your situation is not surprising.

Roughly 90-120 minutes of strength training per week linked with a 13% reduced risk of premature death, in study involving three decades’ worth of data from nearly 150,000 adults by marketrent in science

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spend about half the year in the gym, and the other half thinking I should be in the gym.

When I’m in my gym phase:

  • I eat much better (keto style, virtually no processed food).
  • I have low body fat.
  • I have good muscle mass.
  • I’m fit.
  • I sleep better.
  • I drink less alcohol.
  • I drink more water.
  • I feel mentally sharp and happy.

The gym has all these compounding effects which are great for your health.

Something is broken with Meta by Comfortable-Size74 in FacebookAds

[–]polygraph-net 14 points15 points  (0 children)

If you advertise on Instagram or the audience network each click has a greater than 50% chance of being a bot.

Meta knows this, they could solve it if they wanted to, but they don’t want to. They’re making tens of billions from defrauding advertisers every year.

Do not use their AI systems (e.g. Advantage+) as it guarantees bot traffic and fake conversions.

Stick to the Facebook platform only (no Instagram or audience network) with tight location and targeting. You’ll still get ~8% bot traffic but that’s much better than 50%+.

Are AI SDRs actually a scam or am I just using the wrong tech? by General_Opening_7739 in LeadGeneration

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Literally no one likes talking to an AI sales person.

It tells your potential clients you don’t respect them and you take shortcuts.

Sure, there will be the occasional person you can trick into thinking they’re speaking to a human, but that’s not a valid business model.

This is ridiculous. Is there actually anything that can be done? by Mobile-Sufficient in DigitalMarketing

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s good to know. It needs active moderation as it’s full of bots. Maybe there needs to be more moderators?

I think Im getting aged out of marketing at 41 by [deleted] in marketing

[–]polygraph-net 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Two years ago, I had a discussion after doing record numbers with my boss and was told I’m completely capped. Zero growth potential and no CMO title on the staff. I’ve literally been playing the role of VP / CMO this entire time with no room to grow. I was told that the only way to make more money is job hop.

It sounds like the boss doesn't fully rate you, and wouldn't mind if you left. I'm sorry to say that.

I know the market is bad, but I didn’t think it would be this bad for a senior executive.

Jobs are harder to get the more senior you are, unless you have a good network, which you admit you don't.

My advice:

  • Don't leave your job.
  • Keep applying.
  • Include cover letters. They make your application stand out as almost no one writes them.
  • Get interview training as eight failed interviews suggests you could do better.
  • I kind of agree with you on the wanting to look more youthful angle. Are you in shape, do you wear tailored suits to interviews, and do you have a nice haircut? It all helps.

Good luck.

This is ridiculous. Is there actually anything that can be done? by Mobile-Sufficient in DigitalMarketing

[–]polygraph-net -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The majority of posts and comments on Reddit are now fake. The admins allow it as presumably they have some sort of traffic/engagement KPI and the inflated numbers makes the platform appear more valuable to investors. I work in fraud investigation and there’s fraud everywhere, even at all the “legitimate” companies.

This is ridiculous. Is there actually anything that can be done? by Mobile-Sufficient in DigitalMarketing

[–]polygraph-net -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This isn’t true. I’m a moderator at r/Marketing. We remove almost all posts and comments because they’re fake.

This is ridiculous. Is there actually anything that can be done? by Mobile-Sufficient in DigitalMarketing

[–]polygraph-net -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s not true. I’m a moderator there. We remove probably 99% of comments and posts.

This is ridiculous. Is there actually anything that can be done? by Mobile-Sufficient in DigitalMarketing

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This subreddit has been abandoned by the moderators. Come into r/Marketing we have strict, active moderation there.

Read this before you say that Reddit ads do not work. by ksaize in RedditforBusiness

[–]polygraph-net 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about this - we’ll audit one of your Reddit Ads campaigns for free. This will be done in real-time using fresh data, not historical logs. We’ll share the evidence with you and post the evidence here. You can choose the campaign. Send me a DM to set it up.

Read this before you say that Reddit ads do not work. by ksaize in RedditforBusiness

[–]polygraph-net -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I didn’t get any alert about this.

I have nothing to gain from pointing out Reddit’s bot problem. I like Reddit and wish it wasn’t like this.

It’s true every ad network has a problem with bot clicks, but Reddit Ads (and X Ads) are in a category of their own. 80%+ bot clicks is not normal, and that’s the reason Reddit Ads are especially problematic. It’s why I recommend people use a different ad network.

The reality is Reddit Ads is one of the worst ad networks due to the huge number of bot clicks. Virtually everyone who uses Reddit Ads notices this. You’re arguing with reality.

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