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He actually chose this picture for him blog....

How long do you guys wait while split testing ads before coming to a conclusion and making a change based on your results? A few day? A certain amount of clicks? I am wondering what the general consensus is.

I couldn't make it there this time but for those of you who did make it to Vegas please let us know how it was and provide some feedback? What was good? What sucked ass? Was it worth it to attend? Did you learn anything or network with anyone? Details details please...

With the Net Neutrality Bill being re-introduced again this week supposedly I found a good article on which candidates are the most tech-friendly. Since many of us make our livings on the internet it's something you guys might want to check out. Tech-Friendly Presidential Candidates

I have an offer I am promoting that won't allow custom tracking to be placed on the conversion page so I must use Sub Id's as my only way of tracking it on the keyword level. I have a keyword scrambler in place but it's really a huge pain in the ass to scramble keywords and then unscramble them...

Yahoo has been taking forever to approve any new ads lately. What is wrong with these idiots? You have to wait 5 days to get an ad approved lately after even the smallest change is made to it. It's becoming a joke so work with lately. Fucking yahoo idiots, no wonder their stock is tanking.

Does anyone know of a good way to turn off certain campaigns that convert poorly during certain times of the day? It has to be automated of course.