jorazzle

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by jorazzle 9y ago
Why? Elon just said AI is a bigger threat than North Korea.
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by jorazzle 10y ago
A real problem for startups. People waste too much time on routine stuff.
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by jorazzle 15y ago
Thanks. Publishers have accounts through www.isocket.com where they slice and dice their ad packages. It's totally up to them, they configure it their way with their pricing. So for example, Cheezburger chose to sell a $6 CPM medium rectang
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by jorazzle 16y ago
(Disclosure: Founder of isocket) isocket is used by the web's premiere publishers like TechCrunch, Cheezburger Network, Lookbook.nu, GameZebo, Vator.tv, etc etc. @Dawson - OIO is free, but it puts a lot of the support on your shoulders. So
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by jorazzle 16y ago
John, Founder/CEO of isocket here - thanks for the mention Bobby! @bjonathan - confused... why would you want the DFP limit to change if the limit is already above what you'd need each month (thus being free to you)? Or do you mean you're h
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Be Young, Do Stupid - Aspiring Entrepreneurs Are Awesome(blog.isocket.com)
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by jorazzle 16y ago
Check out www.isocket.com. isocket is commission-free and has everything you need to run direct ad sales. TechCrunch was our first beta tester, and they are using us to manage their direct ad sales. I'm the Founder, John. We're bringing in
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by jorazzle 16y ago
Great opportunity for the right people! One of the few funded and small early stage groups in SF right now...
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by jorazzle 17y ago
John here, Founder of isocket. Sorry guys, but you'll have to blame the strange ads on Google =) Publishers on isocket can put another ad network's code in as a default setting - so that when their ad space isn't sold directly, it will defa
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by jorazzle 17y ago
John here, Founder of isocket. Part of the "open" approach we're taking is not forcing publishers to use our ad server if they don't want to. We have one, but some publishers (like TechCrunch) use our plugins with other ad servers like GAM.