What a fascinating read this was as the platform YouTube displays ads on its videos as one of its primary methods of generating income to maintain the business and as you imagine people can find that annoying. However, they offer a premium service where the proposition is if you pay for it you will no
There was a bunch of ads I saw online today which appeared to be asking people to signup for a site and having natural conversations in one’s native tongue and you would get paid for it. Sounds too good to be true right? While the legitimacy is a separate topic, the thing I was focused
Today I read something interesting about Pokémon Go. In the game, you can purchase items to enhance your gameplay, like incubators that you use on eggs. By walking a certain distance, you hatch the egg and get a Pokémon. Normally you get one incubator for free, but you can buy more with real money. Recently,
I was just enjoying the day today and played some Pokémon Go as I bumped into some familiar faces. We also decided to do some trading where I wasn’t too picky as I needed a regular Pokémon to fill a set and this was the interesting part as the person I was trading with started
This Pokémon Go story disaster recently where the company Scopely rewarded only guests with exclusive Pokemon is such a fascinated study in marketing where the backlash is fierce as people are actively scolding company ambassadors and content creators now as well. You would think a company would be able to read the room but recently
Recently I have been seeing a lot of news about organizations essentially scamming government funds such as operating daycares and senior citizen buildings where they seem to be raking in millions of dollars without actually having people to care for. There were some examples on how legitimate businesses were more than happy to go on