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mrmitchell
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5. Advertising
What form of advertising do you find the most friendly and effective to you?
a. Banner ads
b. Pop-up ads
c. Pop-under ads
d. Gator installers
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GhengisFarb
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I want my HAMBURGERS!!
May 2002
time: 23:31
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Just took the survey. Here's a preview for those of you who want to look the answers up before you take it:
Which of the following groups includes your age?
(I have multiple personalities, so all of the above.)
Are you . . .
{Choices are: Male, Female, or Not sure.}
(Male)
What level of education have you completed?
(This is a grey area, depending on how you interpret the opinions of my professors.....)
What is your total annual household income?
($100,000 or more, got make believable that I can actually AFFORD those thermo-nuclear weapons and sovereign islands don't I?)
What is your occupation?
(What? No Artillery option? Who made this question?)
Have you bookmarked this site? -by "this site" we mean the Website from which you came to this survey
(Well, duh. Is there an option for how many bookmarks I have of this site?)
On average, how much time do you spend on this site in a typical visit?
(The survey? Only once. Apolyton? I never leave.)
How frequently do you visit this site?
(See previous question.)
How likely are you to vote in next year’s presidential election?
(I think they passed a constitutional ammendment barring me and my offspring from voting.  )
Did you vote in the last presidential election – that would be the 2000 contest between George Bush and Al Gore?
(Bush or Gore? Can't we have both in our movies?)
At the present time, how knowledgeable are you on the positions the declared candidates for President have on the issues you think are most important in the upcoming presidential election?
( X-I am very knowledgeable about candidates’ positions on issues - they are all complete idiots.)
How good of a job do you think the declared candidates for President have done on communicating their positions on the issues you think are most important in the upcoming presidential election?
(Excellent - they have all made it abundantly clear they are only in it for the money and the chicks. The welfare of the US has absolutely nothing to do with the postition in their opinion.)
Have you ever visited a website to research and obtain information on a candidate for elected office, or an election issue? (Please check all that apply)
(Yep, I went to that "How to dispose of a dead body without getting caught." website)
Thinking about the upcoming presidential election, what is the likelihood you will you visit a website to research and obtain information on a candidate for office, or an election issue?
(Very likely, I visit the Off Topic Forum quite a bit.)
Which type of gaming system(s)/games do you use?
(What ever is already plugged in.)
Which of the following, if any, activities have you participated in during the past month?
(All of the options involve me having to leave my chair, so None of the Above.)
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-Jrabbit
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of the Electronic Egyptians
Feb 2002
time: 23:31
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quote:
Originally posted by duke o' york
Now that I've put myself through all of that, how exactly will it benefit 'poly? |
Yes, yes, I'm sure it was quite onerous for you... 
This is ADV 101, duke. The idea is simple -- Advertisers want to find an appropriate audience. To correctly target their spending, the do research. Poly is participating in a bit of research by an ad service company, which will share the resulting data with their advertising clients.
If all goes well, advertisers will like Poly's demographics, traffic, and specialized interests enough to attract some business. This will benefit Poly through revenue (which may be based on views or clicks, or other). As users, we could (slightly) benefit by having a more appropriate base of ads served to us (as opposed to Britney Spears come-ons).
I was surprised there were no questions about online purchase habits.
I'm slightly bummed about the political questions, as Poly's volatile political involvment may mean that we'll be seeing ads for candidates. (But again, if it helps keep Poly subscription-free, we all win.)
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25-10-2003 22:32
The thing is, when I was finished(I think), I got this message:
According to this information there are currently 750 posters at something called Apolyton currently in the market to purchase a sovereign tropical island.........
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