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- @acfou @mfsiems @jonathanmendez FAN, GDN, or other “audience extension” techniques are just IQ tests for advertiser… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…/ / 8 hours ago
- @stevesi Bullshit. What’s been done by one proves it can be done by the other. @elonmusk has access to zero special… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…/ / 8 hours ago
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- @acfou @mfsiems @jonathanmendez I did an even more draconian cut for a client with same results. Massive ROI improvement./ / 8 hours ago
- RT @jonathanmendez: Crazy (really not) that Uber cut $120M of its $150M programmatic display budget and it had no impact on performance due…/ / 8 hours ago
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