For me, this was a much needed reminder of how

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This was a great (although unintentional) case study on how the Internet affects the distribution of information. (mis)information on the Internet does not die. We saw the very real effects of this on a large scale after the Iran election was covered by normal Iranian individuals on Twitter and on a very small scale with the test results of my first experiment. Once the information reached the Internet, it was out of the control of both its creator and those trying to silence it.


Much the Internet empowers its users. Together, all australia business email lists of you are a force to be reckoned with One more thing... Why don't you post the actual URLs so we can investigate them ourselves? I will do this, but not right now. Posting them now would compromise the integrity of this and future tests. By linking to the test pages I change their link profile.





I am happy to do this after the tests have been run and we no longer need the framework. I hope that makes sense would love to hear your thoughts and constructive criticism on our new test. Please feel free to chat your brains out in the comments below Don't do viral marketing until your product doesn't suck. If you do, more people will find out your product sucks." This pearl of wisdom from serial entrepreneur Dave McClure applies well not only to product development, but also to conversion rate optimization.