Re:I analyzed 200 e-commerce sites and found 73% of their tr...
by dietr1ch on Wednesday October 15, 2025 @09:14PM
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Sounds like even more fraud. Here you can apply the new filter to historic data or create a new metric version and keep the old version to avoid breaking continuity in what's measured.
Re:I analyzed 200 e-commerce sites and found 73% of their tr...
by pjc50 on Thursday October 16, 2025 @05:39AM
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It sounds like the customers demanded the fraud remain, for their own internal Potemkin purposes.
Re:I analyzed 200 e-commerce sites and found 73% of their tr...
by dredmorbius on Thursday October 16, 2025 @08:32AM
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Possible, but not substantiated by the GP comment, which makes yours purely speculative.
Re:I analyzed 200 e-commerce sites and found 73% of their tr...
by butlike on Thursday October 16, 2025 @04:33PM
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> In less that a day business mandated us to remove the filter.
How is that not substantive?
Re:I analyzed 200 e-commerce sites and found 73% of their tr...
by voltaireodactyl on Thursday October 16, 2025 @04:50PM
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My impression is that the question is whether “business” in this instance refers to the Yellowpages company itself, or the companies that make up their customers base.
Re:I analyzed 200 e-commerce sites and found 73% of their tr...
by dredmorbius on Thursday October 16, 2025 @06:51PM
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Yes, and my read is that "business" was internal to Yellowpages.
There are defensible business reasons for this, in having a contract already in place at the old CPM, so being unable to double the CPM and half the views mid-contract... but still pretty much fraud.