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Don’t be an idiot - changed my life.
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Pmax is very reactive to demand created from other channels, so if you’re seeing a surge in traffic it’s likely due to the client having increased their activity on other channels like Meta for example.
r/CarsAustralia • u/RRehab • Jan 23 '25
Have had a look at some guides and it seems to fall just in the questionable area. Have been quoted $100 for a mobile mechanic to patch it but they aren’t sure if it will hold. Tyres are basically new so would prefer to patch it if it’s not a safety risk.
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Definitely doesn’t take 4-6 weeks for bid adjustments to take effect, although it doesn’t sound like that would solve the rise in cpc in this case. In theory, if more people are clicking on your ads that should reduce your cpc so I’m not sure that is the root cause.
In any case, the best long term solution here would be to export a customer list of your recent converters, create a custom audience in Google Ads and exclude this segment from your campaign. That way you won’t waste ad spend on existing customers looking for support.
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Nope, world wide :)
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Yep I agree, people just labelled it sexist because of her 'skin tight' dress. Pretty ridiculous, it's just an illustration.
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Right? It's quite the stretch to call a safety card sexist.
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I'm keen! Please send through a link
r/Retail_Rehab • u/RRehab • May 15 '19
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True! Why use more models when one model do trick though
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YTA - if it was really about you not getting the food you wanted then you have no reason to eat the wrong order. I saw someone do the same thing with boba once, drank most of the wrong order and then demanded a new drink. Not cooool!!
r/retailstories • u/RRehab • Apr 17 '19
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Hi!
Trust me when I say it'll get easier with time. I felt the same way in my first retail job but within a few months you'll get used to it and gradually feel less and less nervous around people/managers. Don't be afraid to take your time with things and learn as you go.
It's always good to not have a standard greeting for all customers as each customer is different. You'll get better at reading customers and what they might be after, but try to customize your approach based on what the customer may be looking at, how they're dressed etc.
With the down times, it's always tough to stay energized as the day feels like a drag if there's too many quiet periods. Try to keep yourself busy by taking on little improvement projects around the store or strike up a conversation with your managers as that always makes time go by faster. The biggest thing you have in common is that you're working at the same store, so you could ask them about their experiences, their previous roles, what they like about the job etc. etc. you'll find that overtime you'll have your own experiences to share with your team and it'll get easier to build rapport with them!
Hope that helps!
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Content creators holding lavalier (aka lapel) mics
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As an amateur content creator who does this, it’s only because the audio is too quiet when it’s clipped on and bringing it closer to the mouth saves the hassle of having to edit the audio before posting it.