Shocker88

I run a small business in Australia that provides branded gifts and products primarily to business customers (think promotional products, but a bit more upmarket). Have had some success in the past with niche campaigns, but due to market dynamics demand in those spaces has dwindled. Looking to set up a more sustainable always-on approach and struggling, would love thoughts.

$270/day across 2 search campaigns. Quote-based business so conversions are offline uploads: a hard "quote request" (1-2/month, valued) plus a micro conversion for engaged leads (about 1/day, small values, uploaded server side). Conversion tracking is in place and verified.

Max Clicks worked at launch. CPCs $2-4, CTR 8-

Crazy storm just formed out east of Moreton island ~20 mins ago. A lot of lightning activity and no idea where it came from but looks awesome! Feel free to look East past the bay for the only cloud in the sky. Hard to miss!

Any idea what causes this kind of weather??

The recent earthquake in Chile has reminded me of two key things - the destructive power of the earth and general societies lack of knowledge when it comes to Tsunami's.

My question to you reddit is why does general society know least about Tsunami's when compared with all other natural disasters.

People are headed to the beaches right now; both to look at the phenomenon and to "ride that huge sick wave"...why is it that society does not understand how they work and that they aren't just a much taller wave than normal. Is it a lack of education or is it just a misconception being passed through society?

PS: My heart goes out to all those affected by the recent events in Chile

I work for a web design/development company and there seems to be one universal thing about clients. Regardless of how needy, annoying, or nice a client is, they'll use Comic Sans and rainbow colours when they get access to the CMS.

No matter how nice the sites design, once they get a hold of it they instantly turn it into a cartoon site for children. Now don't get me wrong they paid for the site do what they want. But why pay for an "elegant", "classy", "stylish" site, get really particular about some small element in the design only to then utterly destroy aesthetics of the site in one swift blow...