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"schrafft" Discussed on SuperHero Homies!

SuperHero Homies!

03:23 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on SuperHero Homies!

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"schrafft" Discussed on Gugacast

Gugacast

22:04 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Gugacast

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"schrafft" Discussed on Gugacast

Gugacast

07:42 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Gugacast

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"schrafft" Discussed on The Animalz Content Marketing Podcast

The Animalz Content Marketing Podcast

34:06 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on The Animalz Content Marketing Podcast

"Anyone like google sheet full of keywords yoga produce the different of how we are offer you got an email from content your competitors now trying to take you get your list of keyword. That'd be disappointed by how messy is full on that topic. Actually i'll be curious to know like how do how does what research into this targeting that audience overseas a very specific audience you quite selective with keywords or do you take a broad approach and then use the example to make content rather than yes i. I would say a few years ago we were. We've kind of gone recycle. So a few years ago we were like super broad. It was just like we want to cover every social media topic even if it's like not super relevant we just want be there in that discussion because the thing that we have found is posts scale like i think animals you kind of call them wales like the outside posts like even if they're not super relevant like they do drive sign ups for us like you know the conversion isn't high but they do work and we would kind of chase all the traffic that we could. Then we kind of niche down a bit. And i think like where we're at now is kind of broadening out again so as i mentioned buffers kind of focused on helping small businesses to get off the ground and grow and since we kind of put that mission in place that's opened up a whole world of keywords for us because we're now thinking outside of social media and i think the thing with social media and probably like any space is once you've been doing it for years like there's only so much you can write about and we have optimizations. We can make those pages we can jump up for certain keywords but largely or of the post. they're gonna look massive for us. They've already been written like as neier huge key out there that we haven't covered hanging free any more. Yeah you know it's like we have certain posts that will do like twenty a four thousand visits a month like win not writing those anymore like those are out there. We update them. We keep them fresh but when not gonna greats h. Revson find them. So i think for us like being able to. Outside of social is a key thing for us finding new keywords and opportunities for buffer to be discovered because that's kind of how we look at things so we have like what we call a content library which is where all of our seo content is housed and that essentially just exist to increase the number of opportunities for buffer to be discovered and we have like another block where we have less focused more on my coach. Oh what's going on like industry trends that kind of stuff where less worried about search but yet when it comes to keywords. I think you can sometimes get like two focused on lake forcing yourself to find the key ways of trying to find opportunities that on really there. Yeah i totally agree with that. And i think there's a bit of a mindset in some cases where people are stuck thinking five ten years ago when white or starting content marketing. It was much easier than it is today. I wasn't particularly good. When i go start at eight hundred of of visits from stuff that i kinda cringe when i read now just because so many key. What's even being able to find. Those keywords was the differentiator so few companies are doing it. That is not the case today. I'll be really curious to know. I think i'm seeing more. And more companies work in nonesuch content into strategies. I think as a bit of a hedge or is a bit of a way to communicate differentiate brand perspective how you think about the allocation of content of buffer. Is that something. You're investing more heavily annual. How does that work. Yes we have the the two blocks the library for like the stuff. And then we have. We just call it like the hub hub of everything else. And the idea of separating them out kind of came from seven different personas really with the library with serving people the want to learn the basics. They wanna go from eight to be. They honestly like they don't really care much beyond can this piece of content. Solve my problem and some of them will click free to buffalo muslim. We'll just shut the browser off. We've solved the problem and that's what it exists for. It's like it's people that want to know. How do i stop instagram. how do i get started. We for us. How do i create a facebook page and those people are very important customers to buffalo like the people that we care about but also like a bunch of the people that use all tools like someplace earlier if the company then looking for the basics they just want a little bit of inspiration and on the hub like we try to give them dot this. We'll interview social media. Marketers do like spotlights with different brands on how they're doing things and it's really important for us there to like have on that same space we have open culture and transparency stuff so that we can hopefully get people into the buffer story. So you know the library is more about. Let's help solve your social media problems. And then i'll have an almost. Topical concern is more about like gets the brands. Like how can we help you today. You know all company story about the people behind the company. And i think like sometimes those pieces they'll have like big peaks of traffic when he published the then they'll just drop off and like that's fine like i think if the message is important if it's something that needs to be set at the time it doesn't need long-term traffic and we have so many like that from a win. Buffalo was founded like ten years ago. The whole story is on that lok and it's far more important having their then like having those post drive traffic like when we need to reference them the everything is you know. The whole story is laid out and sometimes topical can become a necessary piece so this was like five and a half years ago. When i started at buffa- i wrote this piece on twitter. Polls like justice the polling feature came out and it just like exploded like course completely of god. We just put it out there. I think literally overnight was like a twenty percent spike in such traffic and got featured in like the google news section twitter. It kind of really blew a minds and then after a while that just disappeared and we're just like what do we do now. And essentially we just like transformed that into a guide for twit suppose like instagram stories is one of my favorite examples of that. I remember stories came out. And i just you know jump on it. Like write a rough guide like his how it works his examples of like the super early companies that use it and that was the big traffic for like the first couple of weeks when it was newsworthy than it died off and then we just tend to into a guide on instagram stories. And yet that's like still one of our best performing pieces like friel fully is often published at so smart so using the same url flight. You just change. The a continental often viral peekers Yes engineers just like. Yeah once the traffic dies off from it not being used wherever. You'll maybe like being doesn't happen so much now but like show every back in the day like once they died off just them re what the content into something the as long term value was going to ask about that as well because i think most content strategies have banned to consider topical aspect of content to some extent most of what we animals for example we intended to be launched the evergreen because we writing about processes and new frameworks mental models. Stuff that hopefully will lost longtime and there's always a small subset of stop the does get outdated obviously when you're writing about literally. Technology platforms are pushing out new features. All the time is that huge headache. How'd you keep on top of that. Yeah like it's not just writing about other platforms. It's like all platform evolves and every like. I'd say we probably get in someone from customer advocacy team. Shad a link. The customer shared just had like this is our day or like this feels wrong and keeping on top of it is is a challenge and i think sometimes is good just to like not too precious about your content and just like redirected in sometimes it's not salvageable like you know when it's a post about the best buffet features to help you and it's like six years old and it hasn't been touched for that long like just read erik. Does something you yeah. I think like something that we try to like. Probably not as much as we should like get lost count. We've got like seven hundred hundred posts and we like cold a few about eighteen months ago when we migrated domains but yeah i think sometimes it's the best thing to do is like get rid of it and also like you know sometimes pieces like not a relevant anymore. So you know. Companies have oath and buffa started out ten years ago as a way to share tweet like it was a toes to help. Spread out your tweets. Then you know another point in life. Buffalo went big on extensions and kind of wanted to be the default way to share content online and was a bit more of a consumer product. So we had these like big hugely successful pieces unlike the psychology of color and like these not necessarily martigny pieces and like those were great piece of writing and they serve the purpose of that time in buffalo. But like it's probably okay to delete some of them now and so also like those kind of pieces again like referring to the whales animals tokes of alec they can dip and it looks like you're having a terrible month. Everything's gone wrong. But it's just like one outdated piece of content making your analytics look bad and we had a few months ago like we. We have some dips in the such rankings and what was interesting was like the such rankings. Dip the traffic dip the clicks from buffet from lock to the marketing site. They dipped but sign up state fairly consistent. Like sunday's some weeks. They were even up and i can see the traffic going down but like being able to see like the business isn't being impacted to heavily by. This was really nice. And i think yeah like sometimes you can get to wrap up in traffic and maybe nice gotta look at something a bit more important sometimes. Absolutely one of the big piff anies. I felt like i had a few years ago. Was was blog published on ten. Most weeks. And i look at the state of the blog front page. I think i'm proud of this is a good representation about brand. You wanna find this. They're getting the best of animals. But then you look at your analytics and you realize that eighty percent of your traffic is actually because of organic such going to stop. There was written years ago. And there's actually a lot positive correlation. In most cases the old of the post the more traffic goes to it as soon as you realized that you suddenly thing. Oh god i have to after Optimize everything everything up to date. Because they're coming in on company ideas all that talks about outdated features. Yeah just a hello realization to have when we're so focused on the creation aspect of content. Lots of times. I think it's yeah once you reach a certain point where you've been publishing for years. I think like paying attention to what's already there is k. Like i think honestly like i look at buffer if we weren't expanding broadening Positioning to the more small business. The opportunities for us to grow in search like i think a new keywords like they are every few months when a new feature launches like we can bri- about that and that would eventually be a such time a yeah. I think like the bigger opportunities for most sites that have been around for a number of years is the stuff that's already there. Yeah it's very nice segue because that's something animals we are thinking about trying to build processes for that. We're doing a love. Auditing that kind of thing. Because yeah i think we've reached a point in content marketing works mature enough that looks the companies have great content creation processes and they just haven't applied that same thinking to optimization and looking old content and identifying those white house i guess a pragmatic question for you actually even eight hundred or so posts. How'd you keep on top of that. What you look at every day every week to know what's working what isn't too wet. Cat weighs should be focusing. Yes have a mixed panel. Dashboard kind of brings in the like sign ups traffic from blow to marketing site of that. And that's kind of my source of truth for like company impacts and how is a content like moving some of the key metrics for buffa but then to just like analytics. I know like i kind of find the longer. I spend boxing and content marketing. Like the less tethered. I am to analytics. Like i don't refresh it five times a day. Now jump in probably every day every day just to like check like a little health. Check like he's anything broker and the week. We made some updates told blog and we accidentally caught out the analytics and locked in and was like that doesn't look good like we had no visits and just to keep on top of it from that perspective but then every month trying to do like a bit of a deep dive and look into which pages again traffic how that stepped over the last month for how it's grown over the last month and then use such comes just to like dig into those results so if we're seeing growth. Is that growth coming from if a prices dipped one key dipping. And yeah that's kind of the stuff i care about. Most we had a good experience animals as well which will stat realization upon us. I think we talked to you about. This is actually through a bit of cold outreach. Contact us for someone wrote in and said hey at john f you realize. But you're actually got the tracking code installed twice on your website q. Like the biggest internal panic vaccine may as director of marketing feeding. Like i've made some kind of heinous mistake and we checked. It wasn't still twice. And we realized for the past two years since on site redesign. We've been double-counting. Traffic was initially kind of flabbergasted. And really sad that we hadn't wracked one hundred thousand pages. I thought we had. But then i realized the thing that wasn't broken was the house. And the new sign ups in the revenue. That was still ryan same right and actually it was weighed a good thing because i realize we'd hit those growth objectives with hoffa traffic. I thought we had so that was a huge efficiency from a traffic. Really ready. really isn't always everything. Nice weight said conversion rates as well. I just remember checking. Yeah exactly that yeah now my mocking report last month i was like hey good news. Everyone doubled well talking about competing. And competitiveness shes Let's talk a bit about your side project to call it that. Yes some people that don't know what is living cozy yes It's essentially just a directory for like modern brands. You herman furniture bronze kind of trying to build into like a a space to discover the best brands and products to shower with dennis. The elevator pitch. And what made you want to do that. So yeah a couple of things like i. We produced series called breaking brand a couple of years ago and that folded like a direct consumer brands cooled pattern and they were focused on like goods and dot series unlike which spend a few moments like really studying consumer buffa and that opened my eyes to like these amazing interesting brands out there. Then i think the real catalyst was. I moved house and every piece of furniture. I needed i cup. Such google and i would discover places like ikea and although i know you already wayfair dominated every such away fire everywhere. These days like amazing for their seo team. But just like really annoyed. Me and yeah. I kind of just wanted to stay. Because i knew their release coupons out the i thought that was opportunities to help them be discovered and the thing was just. I hadn't started a side project for wile like. I hadn't grown aside from zero for a number of years like probably since before joining buffer so it was also. Yeah i think just like a a bit of a test like can. I actually do this. Shop in the tools in triangles. Something from zero again. Imagine does it feel a little different doing today to with on the pre buffet days. I've done a few similar. Things and traffic doesn't come quite as readily as it wants did for my newfound experience. Yeah it definitely feels like more of us. Look like there's a lot more yet trusting the process i think and like doing what you think of the right things and hyping in six months time. It's going to stop paying off. Would you mind that sherry is the strategy before. Obviously i'm guessing very content focus because you are on testicle democratizing. Yes kind of clinton is the focus se like we have the brand directory which is like you can just go on there and i feel like financial brands with working on a location. Fill as they. Can you know such like bronze available in the u k canada. Us and like that's kind of like one experience on the site and then the rest is the content which actually dry. It's like most of the traffic. So i'd say about ninety percent of our traffic is google organic search. And i think the strategy fa me was hank finding the super low hanging fruit so carmen schrafft's looking for all of the things with a zero kiewit difficulties and getting excited about something. Like two hundred such as per month and like catering for those and then like the strategy that i picked up on after a couple of months was essentially trying to tackle what i was calling fro- away content from bigger publishes the home. Where niche is likes massive like this so many competitors in that space but you often see sites like apartment therapy oil strategist or if those ones like hong kong is a big one. They rank but they kind of rank because of their forty like not because of the content and quite often. What you'll find is like i've found is. It's possible to outrank them. With like pieces. The written specifically to rank for those keywords so like one of my favourite early successes was like surfer in a box brands. Like those companies. Like floyd like they now ship. Sofas inboxes so you'd have to have wrestled them around kunas and upstairs and that was like maybe thousand such as a month for it but the continent was ranking was just kinda like super basic like his a list of surfers and one hundred words about each one and i think by like really focusing on ranking police key words i was able to take a lot of those pieces and at the moment like still fluctuates. Like i've noticed the bike results pages home seemed to just be all over the place like i'll jump up and down so much every day but yet i post now ranks having the strategist cnn. We're above for awhile. I think we might still be nice. And that's been really cool. And i like my one of my other approaches is something. I've kind of cool like layering content. So essentially is getting fuss dropped out there and then adding to it so one example is a piece. I about sectional sofa. So that's like a huge huge Michael the different variations of it probably get like two hundred thousand such as a month and honesty like didn't expect to rank for it said i was talking best sexual sofas and start out by just kind of putting out a short introduction like listing twelve brands then put the out the just to have it you know so you can get like page four in the suburbs and then like this is kind of a process of done with most of my content in the last six months is put that v. one out there and then i will add another layer which will be get experts alike speak to interior designers and say like can you give me perspectives on these brands then at thursday and then like now as of got relationships with a couple of the brands i can speak the fbi people and say like can you just give a snippet about this like what makes it special dental at the end then put like a bunch of faq's at the on like how to care for it how to build it like houses styling and you'll room and like yes six months ago if you'd asked me to write four and a half thousand words about sexual safer like i would never have done it by putting out like a thousand piece and then just every few weeks going back and adding a few hundred air and they're like it's become this like real great detail diet but yeah i would never have done that from zero to four thousand bullets super smart because i used to do the exact opposite of that the really silly thing which was on my side projects this is the key word. I'm gonna do six thousand words. Sit down. I'm going to run out not leave this desk. Lewis done and i hated every second of it and the content was terrible as a result. Where's this way you break it out. You'll motivated by seeing those early results. That make you. Yeah maybe this is. What a bit more effort in. And then you get better results. You can justify adding a bit more in that super small. Yeah it's really helpful. And it's encouraging 'cause i think like when i started the site from zero i think i read something on which it was. It was like analytics new blocks and it was like just get worried. Don't worry about like cliques. It doesn't really matter. And that's kind of what i've been looking for this kind of dislike step by step process of like okay. Publish a piece than after like a few weeks so mum like how many keywords is it ranking for like. i don't really care web but like if it's ranking that's cool and then he's like h press for that and that's kind of like the first test like once he's ranking for like twenty words that's great then gates like such console and the next step. Is anyone actually clicking on this. Or how many impressions am i getting. So it's like if key words then it's like how many impressions getting then like another month down the line. I'll start thinking about people clicking on and then another month fatigue on the line it's like driving any revenue from this post. And i think we've concern styling side projects. It's easy to stop focusing on that end point whereas like that's really demotivating. Just really sucks. Because it's gonna make any money like you're going to get conversions from post for months and i think by like having steps and celebrations along the way it's keeps it interesting and if feels like progress it's kind of fun because like its a side project like i'm doing this outside of work. It needs to be interesting. It needs to be fond like it shouldn't feel like a slope and i think that's why is important yelich find processes that make it interesting and not feel like work. Yeah i found that low recently. I'm in the middle of trying to drop my second book. So i love writing my contracts and i had a bit existential crisis a few years ago if i died tomorrow without writing a book done something terribly terribly wrong and the thing is when you sit down she book is that you know sixty thousand words and it has to make sense and it has to be interesting. Oh god that's hard. That's like a logistical challenge. So yeah trying to do exactly as you say celebrate tiny little milestones on the way like bill two hundred. Three hundred watt snippets here and that just so the bulk. Enormity of what's facing you. I guess related to that. Like how you've bounce it with work. How'd you mesh these two things together because Something i've always found grady halt to do. Yeah it's definitely like a challenge. And i think it it like the amount of luck and like will go up and down with my energy. I think the thing this employment we've side projects is. Yeah like to keep it on. Like i try not to put pressure on myself like i think at the start of the year so i had like a a week or two off around christmas and new year and i was just like. I'm going to set myself okay. Ause for the side projects and it just made me like miserable is just like this is reporting like this. Why am i doing this time. And i kinda try not to have expectations focus on trying to grow it but if it doesn't grow this month like it doesn't really matter and then i think contingent like splitting time. I try and find like either. Just before i start work or just after. I'll try and get like an hour in. Then we switched a four day workweeks of buffa last year which has been amazing for cyprus. Like a now. Have fridays working on and that really helps. It frees up a bit more evening and weekend time. And i think as well like the fingers side projects is try to like. Take it seriously like this to grow to be like a big site that can maybe one day like pays my full time employment. Who knows but like. I don't want to sacrifice like seeing people going for dinner like watching sport like it's like a two thousand twenty s. Probably the worst thing that's happened for my side project in the last like year. 'cause has just football love that and i mean i've always thought was side projects as well. They've always beneficial to your your your fulltime hustle as well because you learn new skills. You're applying it developing empathy by building. Something itself was not a particularly exciting reason to do it. You wanna do it because it's fun having a good time but i think rewarding people with their time and had space to do that is go. Be good for everyone. Yeah definitely like it it so much with day-to-day working like even just you know the challenge of gained back links. Like i haven't had to worry about that for a long time. Like has so many back links in such a strong domain profile. The yeah i don't worry about it day today but then you know taking the site from zero is just like to get battling so not like challenges. You're having to think about things in unique ways challenges you to like do stuff. He don't do today. And i think we'll just like provides you have more empathy for for other sides and other people and yeah. There's just definitely break for his. That helped me with in work and know just like a confidence thing like it's cool to know. I can build sites without buffalo. Like i five and a half years like there's definitely times we start to question like am i doing well because of buffer or is like buffett doing well partly because of me like it's it's very hard to detach yourself from the company for a while after a while so i think that really helps to sort of a tweet from pep from see excel. I think a few weeks ago it was effective. If you want to hire really great. Mock says don't hire them from huge while known brand because mocking is actually easier. Those companies and i do agree is haunt. i sometimes have moments of crisis you rushing. The impact will actually doing. Am i being dragged along by. Sunday would succeed without me or am i having a big part of it. So yeah nicer. She get stuck in and try that just curious how. How have you found. Welcome back links because there was a time when my first few side projects literally doing the whole block commenting thing back in the day. Trying to get a few cheekily it will do follow links related sites. Yes sir. I've definitely not mazda and unlike like it's something that i've been getting back links is always felt like this dr to me and i've not mustered it but the one thing i have found that works is a style interview series with like founders of different. Herman furniture runs. And i just have this notion document. Where every new brand. I discover all the brands on the site are on there and like one tick box for them so directory and then another like do they have a press page on the and if they do then i'll just reach out to the founder and try and interview them and once it's live to say gee mind featuring on the fresh beijing nine hundred time it works and you know it was like yeah. It really helped me to get this break for. Have like back links from like fifteen or twenty. Like big name biggish name brands. Now say that really hopes and then the other thing was just like i opened every single helper. Email for about six months so a lot to say. Yeah like that was kind of my like my routine. Every morning was just like open up my laptop check the previous day's like free. Our emails see if any to reply to china at kind of set a goal of like one or two per day and then realized i was just being one of those people that responding to post in its request. They've gotten no right responding to say kind of stopped or not are you. I had a few years ago. It was that it's okay to create content just for links even if people will never buy from it even if they will never never drive traffic especially when you company links is kind of the most important thing you need to stop contesting those keywords. One of the best articles. I've read from a business perspective. Was it was a terrible oracle garbage article. It works san welcoming back. When i was a freelancer i wanted to partner with some marketing agency and want to get on their radar because they make great customers. So i did a really indulgent recap of the top fifty marketing agency blogs in the uk. And my own criteria was fifty agencies. That i wanted to work with. I sent them all a badge. Badged embedded on their websites like Them got a bunch of links from an a bunch of business and never really seen read by anyone outside of that but for the purposes of link building. It was great. Do you have to share content to an individual goal. Times link building is different. The traffic and sales yeah definitely like senate buffer like other the same animals but like all annual reports like the state of remote work like that gets thousands of back links every single year and yeah. I would like to try and do something like that. I think on the side project as well and just like. I have a list of ideas like in just going through google trends and trying to find like the most popular sofa color in every single state in the us and just publishing and trying to get a few back kings for it via having is an important thing of like. It's okay to write something just for a link like in my process of building links would be kind of interviewing a founder spending an awful in writing up the article and just hoping thing they would put it on that page when published it and is a slow but it it works. It's still a good hour. why i imagine. Get a good one solid link. I'd be happy with that. Yeah i think like your links from like those kind of brands. I think especially important just because they are super relevant links like it's not just a random on a random look like it's a ohio. Forty like brandon not space well Tackle questions i wanted to get through. This has been a bunch of fun. Any pine words. Where can people find you. These days anything you want to promote that you've got coming up in the pipeline either buffer all living cozy. Yes so yeah. Most active on twitter which is ashraf under the score and that's like r. e. definitely grocery flurries of two and a bunch of tweets. One week and then for a few weeks. I open it every single day. Say that's really the best place and then yeah. I think like things to promote. Like i mean if you look in furniture definitely go to living crazy. Yeah buffa- we have a new podcast series coming out in the next couple of months all about like small businesses and future Kind of topic. So who am. That's taken up a bunch of time lately. I'm really excited for that. And keep your eyes peeled for it when it comes out. Shares many links as i can in the shinners this as well perfect. So that's yeah that's another one cool. Oh yeah thank you. So much ashes. Perhaps player.

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"schrafft" Discussed on What Book Hooked You?

What Book Hooked You?

04:48 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on What Book Hooked You?

"Top of all of it. Is there a lot of room for kind of personal reading time. And if so what. What type of books do you find yourself most gravitating to when you can kind of carve out that time for just reading for pleasure. Essentially on death line china carbon might need to do more but definitely have kept up. My reading definitely fell out in highschool. But now it's like it's research also is where. I'm like really motivates me to like pick up a book even though it had never feels like we're like just get that action of picking it up at stopping when run doing like being focusing on the one thing I would say. I'm definitely like i said earlier. Like high high stakes Emotional our world otherwise Death like the popular series shit like so like brutal all on it over at all So i definitely five. Nana's the I'm still in the weiss sphere. I've actually saw more my white haze brown like more leaning towards manhattan brewery. I think it's because people I know most twitter and stuff frenzy. Already have brewery and also. I don't know it like that's almost lost ir but Lieke schrafft's i have to be reading. Like if i read something. Really high stakes. I have to read a contemporary culture. We wanna call myself down a little bit. I saw my knees are really buried. I would say and since you're kind of what the books are drawn to writing art. The science fiction fantasy Category genre is there a book or a like a category or genre that you look at and you or kind of i'll say in all of in that you can't imagine being able to write within that category or shonda because like science fiction fantasy is one where a lot of people say like. I can't understand it. Creating the world's and the magic can wherever the case may be. Is there another category. John where you kind of are mystified by it..

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"schrafft" Discussed on Unbottleneck - Digital Marketing Solutions

Unbottleneck - Digital Marketing Solutions

05:33 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Unbottleneck - Digital Marketing Solutions

"That you mentioned a sumo in bus stream. So what Link building tools that we use more severe dot com main tools of useful building. We also use that media databases. We were with rock sale. Media's foodie i in the us and we also use To aaa traffic majestic mainly is like our best friend. Because we'll resume succumb. Pain are always dropping linked to combat campaigns. In seeing what back legs got got inbuilts that as well as during lincoln to sex against our competitors to understand where our competitors getting featured we on and how can we close the gap. It just gives more inspiration when you build that strategy of where to go and so definitely feel bad. Three goto tools. Like we've used of us loads of social listening tools in the past Brand watch and crimson hexagon and things like that but mainly that might three goto tools. I would definitely say that us day into how ya agreed like. I always use use best dream to organize my outreach. Campaigns ended same thing. Like with a schrafft's. I am used that as well. And it's a really really good tool just to see what other back links that other that your competitors arguing and especially when do not see Like make sure you've got at least ten competitive campaigns in math so you could constantly look in while everyone else is doing whether go in jusu just helps with your outreach that you're just comes to looking so that's how you gonna learn the most when you've got back into the ground really right now also Speaking of your team Explain to us exactly. What your link off competition author can carry so basically mean kari sought industry at the same time with very competitive. And i am she just James moxie manage a. He was like so which one of you would win now aside. Let's say said we're at chicken addicts berries that would carry keeps going on holiday that which keeps pushing billing back but we filmed Face what we're gonna do what players gonna build a pr campaign full rises seven and just see who gets the most links basically am a men have a little bit refilled a few different bits. Events will rottweiler everton so from the brainstorm to working with updates creative teams as well as like working on like at the seat in less outreach. Email content things that roque yet. It's gonna be fun but we will see who's gonna win. Yes i definitely have to have to keep up with the linkov just to see who exactly is going to win because you guys have done a great job just building up a lot of momentum and you guys do a lot of great video contents to keep people engage nine with a lot of the behind the scenes of your campaigns but also within the internal culture of your company which is something that i really really like. Well yeah he's fun. I think it's because mine carries having tigard mental reality show full man had so i think that's why we keep thin but yeah definitely. It's really fun absolutely in for those. Those who don't know carrie is. The is the ceo of rising. Sea having co-founder caballeros carriers hours. We call it. That's so cool now..

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"schrafft" Discussed on Metal Mantra Podcast

Metal Mantra Podcast

03:24 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Metal Mantra Podcast

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"schrafft" Discussed on Auf zwei Bier

Auf zwei Bier

04:23 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Auf zwei Bier

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"schrafft" Discussed on Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

01:30 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

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"schrafft" Discussed on Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

01:41 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

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"schrafft" Discussed on Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

02:00 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Antonio B Jackson Presents Sweetluck's "Bar Fights"

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"schrafft" Discussed on Clock Dodgers Podcast - Motivation | Fantasy Football | Comedy  | Pop Culture

Clock Dodgers Podcast - Motivation | Fantasy Football | Comedy | Pop Culture

06:56 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Clock Dodgers Podcast - Motivation | Fantasy Football | Comedy | Pop Culture

"Feel like there's just more there's more you know it's we're we're we're going to get the super bowl is about to happen right and then after that. We're not going to have much. You know people talking. There's not be as much to talk about right but this is the kind of stuff that starts to happen. names like this get dropped and potential ideas and trades and people get excited about. I looked around at the other In a raiders People do the guys covering the raiders analysts the journalist the reporters and i haven't really seen anything else any comments about this so i'm just going to take it with a grain of salt for now. You know not that he's wrong. that seems called. i'm sure they have. I'm absolutely sure teams. that's not. That's not a wild idea at all but to think that you know this is like a really high likely i believe. He said i don't know if he said in the tweet or another following tweet or if it was someone is article but i i i believe that. He also mentioned that. He doesn't think it's likely target shirt traded again. That's just the smart way to look at this. The likelihood of car gantry listens raptors up here the likelihood that cargo straight from the raiders. Not high not high at all the likelihood that teams are calling the raiders high. That's what that's what good managers do. That's their job. So that's very high of a chance the chance that if the raiders traded derek carr they would go through the shawn watson high obviously but the chance that they even get to that opportunity of going after the son watson. I don't think it's high because they're not gonna turn derek carr so Unless again like i said unless they get offer their blown away with a totally get it. But they're not shopping them. Just not the raiders. Car the raiders like car. You know many raider fans will acknowledge. That car isn't necessarily the issue again. This is not to say that. There's not bitter quarterbacks. This is not to say that cars top five quarterback or some elite level quarterback. He might not be. He might not be that the historic really good last year. But the raiders. Having one they did have a woman. Gar when the raiders win with. Derek carr everyone changes tuna derek carr outside outside of the raider fans. Even fans dig frustrated. Obviously i get frustrated. I see card you think. Sometimes i'm like man you know but i don't ever say car is the single reason. Why the raiders can't win. I don't look at it though. I don't look at cars. The reason the thing holding him back airing. The defense is atrocious. They have some playmakers on defense of young guys that i'm sure they're looking to make major steps major leaps and they get better and better a new defensive staff and town which hopefully can simplify things a little bit. Make things a little better and you know just over well overall perform well. Hopefully the draft. Will you know in fuses team or more more youth talented defensive players and you know some offense of guys but overall. Don't think the raiders mcginn. I know bias. I understand this. But i don't think. The raiders are far from being applied team. I think we've seen that last year. Obviously they have a a monster in their own division that stands in front of them that makes it makes it very impossible. You know it makes it almost impossible. It feels like sometimes. But yeah i mean. Car is not the problem and the raiders are not actively shopping him. This is simply if it's true. Teams are calling does not crazy at all nothing crazy about and we're gonna continue to see shawn watson tied to every team they could possibly do because it's an awesome looking headline. Let's be honest. let's be honest. I'm sure every single team outside of a team. But a few quarterbacks out there have written articles have posted articles and content about shawn watson in their team. It looks good. Everyone wants to shawn watson. he's fucking good. If a ball so of course people are excited. They like the topic is fun. I'm going to be decided excited about this. On wherever he goes because some people when he would come into the league. He said he couldn't play football and he couldn't throw the football and all kinds of ridiculous metrics. They were making up about him. He's a good player. he's really really really really really really good. And he's gonna make some team really happy you know whether it's whether the texans pull off some some voodoo and keep them some some magic against him on what they got on them but if they keep awesome good for them but if not he's gonna make a team happy. There's no other way to put it. There's no other way to put it and when it comes to the price to pay for him is really i mean. He's a young elite quarterback. Whatever your team goes up form is basically worth it you know as long as your team is close somewhat. Close competitive you know. Be the champion and a playoff team. It's worth it but it does trip me out. When i see trades like darren waller josh jacobs. Derek carr for fourteen first round picks. Relax on does sound realistic here. You our realistic. And then say that you couldn't get a first round draft pick or potentially to schrafft's for derek carr. That's crazy that's crazy i promise. You the raiders would get a first round draft pick for derek Potentially multiple multiple graphics. They would get it. He is not a bad quarterback and teams. Don't look at him as a quarterback so he would get that. I really believe that That's not a question to me. So what we'll see. If any new news comes out about the other breaking news any other tweets or anything or anyone else takes a little further but for now. That's my opinion on it. That's how i feel about it. I'm curious your thoughts. I'm curious what you think is going to transpire. I'm really curious where you know how curious what you think about how this is all watch the situations at take because this thing commuter drag on a really long or it could end quick and all this controversy about what teams to stop. I don't mind it either way. It's fun to kind of the idea of it but Yeah dirk are starting next. Season will be raiders quarterback unless something crazy offer and she says what it is man and any team if they didn't have starting quarterback that they were comfortable with or that they really believed in. Should we pursue john watson facts absolutely facts. That's it guys. I'll catch you tomorrow as always be kind. Be great ki gosh..

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"schrafft" Discussed on The Non-Prophets

The Non-Prophets

04:33 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on The Non-Prophets

"Where is the line between spiritual health and just play mental and psychological health. See i think it is is just mental and psychological. I i don't think there's anything spiritual to it. But i guess then again it depends on how you define spiritual I will say yoga and working out in general is incredibly beneficial for your physical and mental well-being like when i work out I feel a lot better about myself. Builds my confidence my schrafft's lowered so it is tremendously beneficial to the health. One of the things. I found interesting. Though was the reason they the orthodox church intervened was it was a response to a creek media recommended yoga as a to combat stress and they decided that that was pushing it too far and they wanted to get involved and they went as far as to say downward dog and the sun. Salutations positions are not compatible with christianity. I don't know that. I know yoga well enough to know what the downward dog position is. And we're in very tight space on camera right now. So i'm sure we're not going to get emonstration. Anybody could or would demonstrate it on air. I bet it would be could do it. I know what it is either. Yeah no i must maintain some level of decorum here. Since i'm sitting on the very right. I guess like you know i suppose if you run a religion you can support or reject anything you want but rudy. Why do you think they're even bothering to fight this. It seems like it seems like okay. Yeah do something to take care of your body. that's great we're not really touching that compete. So do your thing. Why would they feel free to pick this fight. So interesting. enough jehovah's witnesses have a very similar stance about yoga and they've had this fruit for years. I was not prohibited from doing any kind of yoga. But i was warned against any of the spiritual stuff when i was like a teenager. Preteen twelve thirty. I don't remember what age i was. My parents bought us of we. That was my. I know that was my second console after nintendo ds and i they.

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"schrafft" Discussed on Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored

Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored

06:05 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored

"Real memory loss attacking your body so chronic infection right one. It's hard to kill lime disease it lingers for a long time so it's not the virus themselves itself but the inflammation that persists that leads to the damage people have a genetic propensity for inflammation And the your immune system. Misfires like rheumatoid arthritis. Ms lupus so an outside infection. Genetics environment pollution air and water quality environmental allergies. And how about this eighty some thousand chemicals in our environment every day in our foods. In the air in indy fire retardant fabrics the formaldehyde etc can wear our immune system down and lifestyle right unregulated stress too much tobacco too much drinking lack of activity and as we've talked about innumerable in occasions. Lousy sleep pattern. Lousy sleep pattern is tied to chronic inflammation and one thing that i wanna just mention here because it's really important in a lot of people. Don't talk about batted is leaky gut syndrome. What is leaky gut. Well you only have one layer of cells as stops for material from getting from your intestines into your bloodstream. And if inflammation is in your gut and those cells now open up and become porous then toxins get into your system. What does that do your body says. Well these these guys don't belong here. They start inflammatory onto immune response starts destroying even your own cells katie. Get that so remember what we were talking about for months and months and months eighty percent of your immune system is in your gut trillions of bacteria and viruses in your gut in. If they go crazy your whole system goes crazy so we wanna try not to have triggers over muses. That lasts for a long time. We don't want our immune system to over respond and respond and respond in an endless cycle. Where from our diet from rampant stress from bad sleep. We don't wanna keep this process in motion because then our body would never get a break so there are pro inflammatory foods right foods high in sugar number one on the list and sugar includes high fructose corn syrup or corn syrup or corn sugar. It's all the same really and healthy fats. Like in the fast foods because they not only are bad for our immune system they also mess up our gut microbiome as says Made up of trillions of bacteria. We've talked about the gut microbiome my regular listeners. Know like a protocol mega spor. But there are other products out there that you need that you need to keep your microbiome in good shape which leads to good immunity on his own when that microbiome is is discombobulated what is this regulated associated with metabolic diseases pulmonary diseases nervous system conditions. And as i mentioned earlier alzheimer's disease so this is an ongoing process. High fiber foods are really important to eat whole grains restore your gut balance. How do you know if you have product inflammation not whether you have it or you don't have it. By certain age. We all have some degree of information and some people think our bodies will die with one big inflammatory response. We just don't want that forest fire in our bodies so if you smoke drink a lot carrying around a lot of extra weight especially in your belly never exercise you eat poorly. You constantly feel agitated. By schrafft's your chances of having some level of chronic elevated inflammation are high. However if you're leading your healthy lead balanced lifestyle. You should have less less of it. I.

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"schrafft" Discussed on Christoph Trappe: Business Storytelling Podcast

Christoph Trappe: Business Storytelling Podcast

03:28 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Christoph Trappe: Business Storytelling Podcast

"Have my own opinion about the usefulness of the metal distractions. And i'll talk a lot about you know about that later. I just gave a keynote presentation last week. That i talked about it by the value of it with data but intentionally made tagging. That is something that is the dirty work. I call him italian. That's what nobody wants to do it right you as a marketer you wanna ride your to write era in may is everything that is great right but made a tagging writing titled taxes frictions image all tags. That's just a lot of work to do. You know. I pulled out derry worth. Nobody wants lucas. If you'll also has ended off do they. It people they develop irs. They don't wanna do it either right. And as i said that's why opportunity exists especially the larger size of more missing. Thanking daddy's were the latest advantages event advances in machine learning. Ai can help because that is something that machines are really good at machines are really good at generating made attacks so machines can do. Some station from tax machine can look at an image increa- generally michelle tax. I have a column in thirteen journal. would i show you all. This stuff is some things that i mentioned from a perspective. I show you how to do that. And i actually give you the code that you can use to the list of a scale. This stuff is definitely possible. I mean it makes it easier. What's interesting and mccall all conic of eight of attribute on the show and we talked about matters questions right. How google doesn't even use them anymore but from a content perspective. I'll tell you this me. Writing the meta description makes me think about. What's the point of the article. Do you know what i mean. So there is an actual content production peace to them. So how far aren't we from the machines. Doing all this work for us that we forget about or that. That kind of takes back seat. I mean it sounds like some of that is already possible. I understand that correctly. Yeah yeah that you. You understand innocent decorated. But i wanted to also mentioned that part goes. I saw that study from a schrafft's about metal distractions that google roy. Speed riding sixty percent of them and there's other studies that show similar situation. Where the. Google is writing a lot of them right and that has been. That's not a recent thing. That's being the case for years right and the reality is that you don't need google to gripe you don't know somebody google be writing sixty percent seventy percent of them right. The older forty percent matters. Because when you look at the percentage of pages that actually rank and the percentage of pages that get clicked. You're talking about a ray to that. In the best cases that we see about fifty percent. And we're still getting traffic where the majority of the times that we showing. No kendall that you can look at search fossil. Look this searching questions and you have..

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"schrafft" Discussed on Kinda Funny Games Daily

Kinda Funny Games Daily

08:46 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Kinda Funny Games Daily

"Sarah twenty. Seventy seven was twenty. Twenty s hottest. Game in shaping up to be a good enough launch when reviews for the pc version began trickling out a few days before december. Twelve release date but once players got their hands on syrup. Twenty seventy seven especially the. Ps four and xbox one versions excitement turned into frustration as players encountered bugs glitches in more in a report from bloomberg's jason schreier developers. That city project red knew the game was not ready for launch in two thousand twenty according developer quote. They expected the game to you. Ready in twenty twenty. Two based on the progress team was making back in two thousand nineteen beyond just bugs and glitches. Sarah sarah overall performance in playability on consoles like the base. Ps four and xbox one reviled. I gave the concert versions of cyberpunk twenty seventy seven specifically a four in its review. One hurdle was that the developers tried to develop the engine and game simultaneously decision. One developer cyberpunk says was like quote trying to drive a train while the tracks are being laid in front of you at the same time. According to bloomberg. Sarah punk twenty-seven versions not the version have been hammered by players for for glitches and bugs. Some bugs which are game raking and ended up crashing the entire game or sometimes the system is being played on and we'll put a pause there because also acknowledge the pc version does have its fisher. Bugs also <hes>. but the conservation is definitely have way more issues in the pc version back to the article developers seemingly pushed through challenges by believing they could overcome these obstacles themselves. Similar to the infamous. By where magic but sarah punk twenty seventy seven was developed through periods of intense crunch and a follow up to follow a tweet shire claims that despite promises from management that crunch would not be required. Some managers guilty employees into working more hours by saying other employees will work longer to pick up the slack. Salaries were also reportedly low with one junior programmer. Making around seven hundred dollars a month as for why early previews of cyberpunk twenty seventy seven demo to the public at events like e. three twenty nineteen look better than the final product. That's because the demo was entirely fake. According to the report neither code nor the gameplay was finalized when the demo was made in months spent working on a fake demo took away from developing the full game <hes> schrafft's report also references things like cultural challenges caused by language barriers <hes>. There's this whole double dip release strategy that the studio wanted to go for where <hes>. The game officers meant to come out in spring <hes>. The reason why one reason why they wanted to come out. Spring was so that they could release on current. I guess now last gen consoles and then released again on next gen consoles and have that double dip having both those console versions out obviously game got delayed and so that didn't happen happen. The exact way they wanted to even though we still have next inversions coming scheduled later this year and then another thing that stri- report references and the fact that the game was announced in two thousand twelve but apparently full development didn't start until late two thousand sixteen. Tim where do you stand with all this. I mean look at this point. where do i stand with. Like one of the most complicated. Just like there's so many different facets that go into this right like at the end of the day. I stand against the project red and how this all went down like we. How many times do we need to say like this game should not have been released the way that it was just period outing times. Do we need to say that. Like crunch is bad and we need to fix all this stuff. All this is to me. Is we being now in. Twenty twenty one firmly in twenty twenty one developers. Publishers media outlets. Everybody they need to open their eyes to start paying a little bit more attention. Because if you make these mistakes constantly you do not change. You do not fix. Despite the countless flags that have went up for the last decade specifically the last couple of years. Jason is gonna get you. Jason tries to get in there and exposed the living. Fuck out of you and your the entire team and that it hits a point where there is no recovering from that. So it's like that fear alone should probably motivate you to make some changes on top of the you know human decency side of the whole thing right but this is inevitable. Of course shire was going to get in there and of course he was going to talk to people and of course that's going to crap narrative that is extremely not favorable to cd project red. For good reason. They made a lot of very very very poor choices. Yeah now reading this report like a lot of it is not surprising just given the context of how everything's gone down right like seeing the the game delayed multiple times like from this bring into september from september and november and then from november into december. I think that paints a clear picture of okay. Yeah like we know. This thing isn't ready yet but we think we can get there. Okay no like. It's not ready but we we think we can get there with the next delay and that combined with the idea of okay. Yeah no we want to release twice so that we can double dip on consoles <hes>. And them having to delay into basically the next generation was still have the current gen versions only available. I think that speaks to the fact that they they understood that they weren't ready <hes>. And it's very much seems like a shit or get off the pot situation for them. All right yeah. We got to put this thing because if we don't like we're not gonna make the money on it and we can't keep people waiting we'll this game everybody be ready. I feel like those questions get asked overall. This feels like a tale of a studio thinking that because they put out a successful project that means that they can't have a fail and that is very evident that specific quote from <hes>. Jason's article where he talks about. How like people were challenging the timeframe of sarah pumpkin whether or not they could get on time and somebody basically answered back. We'll figure it out along the way because he made the winter three and that is not an acceptable answer right like that shouldn't be cause for complacency. Because you put out incredible project. Five years ago i forget if i mentioned this in the actual article but like there was also the reference of how quickly the team grew after the witcher. Three like basically. The team doubled in size between the wichita. Three and cd project red and they didn't necessarily account for that. And so when you have a team that grows like that. And you don't your your company culture and your pipelines and your processes don't grow alongside that to allow for that <hes>. For for that ease of growth. Then yeah you're gonna have issues like you can't you can't you can't operate like a big company but also still behave like the small indie company in that. Seems like a lot of what they're what they're doing. Which is unfortunate. Because that's result in sarah twenty seventy seven. Yeah absolutely you know the. I think most shocking thing to come from this are the implications. That three was fake. Like that to be something that i struggled to fully believe or fully. Get behind this on so much. Believe as budgets. Get behind that statement. Because it's like all demos or fake demos to some extent. And i feel like that's this to me is a perfect example of when it rains it pours and it's like when you make dire mistakes you're going to get called out and then you get exposed for every single thing <hes>. To levels that you wouldn't necessarily be criticized and everything else right you know <hes>. But anyways like yeah the the each. I definitely want to know more about of him implying. It's fake or not. We do have more context on that. Because adam consider not consistent adam oh no it. Is adam barsky. Yeah from cd project. Red actually responded on twitter. Quote tweeted jason with a whole response. I'm gonna pull from adam. Bankers with adam. Bankers did a good write up on it. From aegean the response goes like this. Adebayo adebayo the steam ahead of cd project. Red has responded to a recent report regarding cyberpunk twenty seventy seven alleged fake three demo and development issues while it's hard for a trade show game demo not to be a test of vision or vertical slice two years before the game ships. But that doesn't mean it's fake but ask you wrote. Compare the demo with the game. Look at the at the other side. They're dum dum dum dum. I'm not sure how that's pronounced. But look at the dumdum seen or the car chase or the many other things with the people reading your article may not know is that games are not made in a linear fashion and start looking like the final product. Only a few months after launch or a few months before launched if you look at that demo now is different. Yes but that's what the work in progress watermark is for. Our final game looks implies way better than than what the demo ever was as for missing features that's part of the creation process features features. Come and go as we see if they worker not also car bush's exist in the final game almost verbatim to what we showed in the in the demo.

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What Went Wrong With Cyberpunk 2077?

Kinda Funny Games Daily

08:46 min | 2 years ago

What Went Wrong With Cyberpunk 2077?

"Sarah twenty. Seventy seven was twenty. Twenty s hottest. Game in shaping up to be a good enough launch when reviews for the pc version began trickling out a few days before december. Twelve release date but once players got their hands on syrup. Twenty seventy seven especially the. Ps four and xbox one versions excitement turned into frustration as players encountered bugs glitches in more in a report from bloomberg's jason schreier developers. That city project red knew the game was not ready for launch in two thousand twenty according developer quote. They expected the game to you. Ready in twenty twenty. Two based on the progress team was making back in two thousand nineteen beyond just bugs and glitches. Sarah sarah overall performance in playability on consoles like the base. Ps four and xbox one reviled. I gave the concert versions of cyberpunk twenty seventy seven specifically a four in its review. One hurdle was that the developers tried to develop the engine and game simultaneously decision. One developer cyberpunk says was like quote trying to drive a train while the tracks are being laid in front of you at the same time. According to bloomberg. Sarah punk twenty-seven versions not the version have been hammered by players for for glitches and bugs. Some bugs which are game raking and ended up crashing the entire game or sometimes the system is being played on and we'll put a pause there because also acknowledge the pc version does have its fisher. Bugs also but the conservation is definitely have way more issues in the pc version back to the article developers seemingly pushed through challenges by believing they could overcome these obstacles themselves. Similar to the infamous. By where magic but sarah punk twenty seventy seven was developed through periods of intense crunch and a follow up to follow a tweet shire claims that despite promises from management that crunch would not be required. Some managers guilty employees into working more hours by saying other employees will work longer to pick up the slack. Salaries were also reportedly low with one junior programmer. Making around seven hundred dollars a month as for why early previews of cyberpunk twenty seventy seven demo to the public at events like e. three twenty nineteen look better than the final product. That's because the demo was entirely fake. According to the report neither code nor the gameplay was finalized when the demo was made in months spent working on a fake demo took away from developing the full game schrafft's report also references things like cultural challenges caused by language barriers There's this whole double dip release strategy that the studio wanted to go for where The game officers meant to come out in spring The reason why one reason why they wanted to come out. Spring was so that they could release on current. I guess now last gen consoles and then released again on next gen consoles and have that double dip having both those console versions out obviously game got delayed and so that didn't happen happen. The exact way they wanted to even though we still have next inversions coming scheduled later this year and then another thing that stri- report references and the fact that the game was announced in two thousand twelve but apparently full development didn't start until late two thousand sixteen. Tim where do you stand with all this. I mean look at this point. where do i stand with. Like one of the most complicated. Just like there's so many different facets that go into this right like at the end of the day. I stand against the project red and how this all went down like we. How many times do we need to say like this game should not have been released the way that it was just period outing times. Do we need to say that. Like crunch is bad and we need to fix all this stuff. All this is to me. Is we being now in. Twenty twenty one firmly in twenty twenty one developers. Publishers media outlets. Everybody they need to open their eyes to start paying a little bit more attention. Because if you make these mistakes constantly you do not change. You do not fix. Despite the countless flags that have went up for the last decade specifically the last couple of years. Jason is gonna get you. Jason tries to get in there and exposed the living. Fuck out of you and your the entire team and that it hits a point where there is no recovering from that. So it's like that fear alone should probably motivate you to make some changes on top of the you know human decency side of the whole thing right but this is inevitable. Of course shire was going to get in there and of course he was going to talk to people and of course that's going to crap narrative that is extremely not favorable to cd project red. For good reason. They made a lot of very very very poor choices. Yeah now reading this report like a lot of it is not surprising just given the context of how everything's gone down right like seeing the the game delayed multiple times like from this bring into september from september and november and then from november into december. I think that paints a clear picture of okay. Yeah like we know. This thing isn't ready yet but we think we can get there. Okay no like. It's not ready but we we think we can get there with the next delay and that combined with the idea of okay. Yeah no we want to release twice so that we can double dip on consoles And them having to delay into basically the next generation was still have the current gen versions only available. I think that speaks to the fact that they they understood that they weren't ready And it's very much seems like a shit or get off the pot situation for them. All right yeah. We got to put this thing because if we don't like we're not gonna make the money on it and we can't keep people waiting we'll this game everybody be ready. I feel like those questions get asked overall. This feels like a tale of a studio thinking that because they put out a successful project that means that they can't have a fail and that is very evident that specific quote from Jason's article where he talks about. How like people were challenging the timeframe of sarah pumpkin whether or not they could get on time and somebody basically answered back. We'll figure it out along the way because he made the winter three and that is not an acceptable answer right like that shouldn't be cause for complacency. Because you put out incredible project. Five years ago i forget if i mentioned this in the actual article but like there was also the reference of how quickly the team grew after the witcher. Three like basically. The team doubled in size between the wichita. Three and cd project red and they didn't necessarily account for that. And so when you have a team that grows like that. And you don't your your company culture and your pipelines and your processes don't grow alongside that to allow for that For for that ease of growth. Then yeah you're gonna have issues like you can't you can't you can't operate like a big company but also still behave like the small indie company in that. Seems like a lot of what they're what they're doing. Which is unfortunate. Because that's result in sarah twenty seventy seven. Yeah absolutely you know the. I think most shocking thing to come from this are the implications. That three was fake. Like that to be something that i struggled to fully believe or fully. Get behind this on so much. Believe as budgets. Get behind that statement. Because it's like all demos or fake demos to some extent. And i feel like that's this to me is a perfect example of when it rains it pours and it's like when you make dire mistakes you're going to get called out and then you get exposed for every single thing To levels that you wouldn't necessarily be criticized and everything else right you know But anyways like yeah the the each. I definitely want to know more about of him implying. It's fake or not. We do have more context on that. Because adam consider not consistent adam oh no it. Is adam barsky. Yeah from cd project. Red actually responded on twitter. Quote tweeted jason with a whole response. I'm gonna pull from adam. Bankers with adam. Bankers did a good write up on it. From aegean the response goes like this. Adebayo adebayo the steam ahead of cd project. Red has responded to a recent report regarding cyberpunk twenty seventy seven alleged fake three demo and development issues while it's hard for a trade show game demo not to be a test of vision or vertical slice two years before the game ships. But that doesn't mean it's fake but ask you wrote. Compare the demo with the game. Look at the at the other side. They're dum dum dum dum. I'm not sure how that's pronounced. But look at the dumdum seen or the car chase or the many other things with the people reading your article may not know is that games are not made in a linear fashion and start looking like the final product. Only a few months after launch or a few months before launched if you look at that demo now is different. Yes but that's what the work in progress watermark is for. Our final game looks implies way better than than what the demo ever was as for missing features that's part of the creation process features features. Come and go as we see if they worker not also car bush's exist in the final game almost verbatim to what we showed in the in the demo.

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"schrafft" Discussed on Comedians Interviewing Musicians

Comedians Interviewing Musicians

04:45 min | 2 years ago

"schrafft" Discussed on Comedians Interviewing Musicians

"Welcome to comedians interviewing musicians music firsthand. You're listening to season. Seven episode. Ninety five recorded on july thirtieth two thousand nineteen live from the velveeta room in austin texas with hosts becky joe neil and kim stacy. Musical guest is carrie. Hudson and good company but i our show is possible. Thanks to our patrons and sponsors join our community to get exclusive access to content merch your own spotlight and more for as little as one dollar amount. Your support helps us continue to showcase local artists. Sign up at sea. Imp dot com. That's c. i m p dot com. Thank you for supporting local. Live music and remember to give the podcast of five star rating every rating helps. These artists get discovered by new fans and now brought to you by music firsthand and live music booking app. Here's comedians interviewing musicians. How's everyone doing tonight. The velveeta row good crowd. Schrafft's crowd crowd of people in the house aches. Welcome to comedians interviewing musician. Meter room artist. Oh yes true. Comedian viewing artistes artists artists. Actually my name is becky. And this is. Kim stacy beloved co host. Yes given up her mom and becky joe she is wearing lashes and i am not fully came beat beautiful mostly because everything else is not cleaned so and just distract a god. I love shit. Yeah we're here tonight with the beloved help of some of our sponsors it is actually for some of you have been following the show. It's zach brooks. he's a former co host and he is probably you should face on nine bandied right now. Which is what. I did last birthday but luckily a passed out in my music for santee shirt. Music news senior manufacturing. Though'' that's a good t shirt pass out in that. Yeah because also. I had my entire face on because as you would when you blackout drunk. Didn't like software than my makeup wipe mad about it truly upset. I'm writing a letter but we got new t shirts nights. So you're going to be patron hop on the brand new t shirts. Yes last time. I got drunk on austin east sires. 'cause gluten free life a and i it just i don't know it isn't gonna work out too. Well i mean when you want me to do the drum. That was that was gluten. Free life gun-free. Life shot shit. That was good like to thank the velveeta room. Obviously for having us impact dean at the bar hip him. He is a glorious glorious at him. Look at him a little show. Yeah personally delivering beers to our producer at that is the kindness. You're not going to get that kind kindness. But that is the kind of kindness that comes the teen also speaking of being a patriot with those new t shirts. We have our hundred episode coming. Only god is party all and the only way to get an invite to. This party is to become a patron right. we're being exclusive. Yes is a gopher a dollar. You can just do it for a dollar a month. Yeah because yeah. We'll send you stuff if you become more than that knows. Let's send you me. Yeah i'll go on a date with you. I don't give a damn word like that. This is going to happen. Demi the daredevils mokes. It'd be there it's gonna be. It's gonna be insane live artist. It's going to be real basil burlesque. And if we make five grand christner getting tattoos. Chris's never gotten a tattoo so. Ps his wife's back there like our. You don't make that much money for. He comes home with an mfa tattoo on his forehead. Just like music firsthand. That's what it means. Yup i are music Of musical artists has a donation. But in the back you can drop some money in there for them also the is over there so grab a music teacher grab a. I'm not going to say their name. Yeah because we have to say. It's a surprise grabs emerge from our amazing guests. It's not surprising posting all week. Whatever surprise read up book mike. God joined you at the same time. Yeah i like it when we looked me in the eye. Okay but hands last time we did like did a weird countdown. Are you going to tout down or up. I'm feeling down okay. So of course you are. Where's your other hand. Okay hi okay. Ready.

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US woman posing with slain giraffe sparks online outrage

Leland Conway

04:00 min | 5 years ago

US woman posing with slain giraffe sparks online outrage

"My skynet theory you become self sufficient you have some fried you take ownership of your life you might not just vote democrat anymore that's the ultimate reason why guys like john yarmuth and mayor may bike lane are so like reactive to this i'm on my favorite sound bite from this whole thing was yesterday was yarmuth it was the shortest one move on the administration part makes no sense at all nothing ever makes any sense to him of you noticed that nothing ever makes any this doesn't make any sense make any sense maybe if you stop to think about it for five minutes it would maybe if you quit saying stupid crap like the economic impact we're not dental and i care are luxuries these people aren't losing their medicaid these are luxuries and that's what literally they literally sounded yesterday like the sky was falling and we were all gonna die because here today because we are concerned about a number of things one is the human tragedy will occur if governor bevin rolls back the medicaid expansion in this call eight i don't give free glasses that's a human tragedy vandenberg did not crash yesterday there's no money to pay for this and you're left wing judge took it away but it's bevan's fought all right i'm done with that let's go onto the giraffe the toys r us symbol oh by the way the explanation for what actually happened yesterday was the twenty fourth paragraph in the courier journal story about the medicaid thing twenty four paragraphs before you found out the truth the other side of the story i kentucky woman posing with dead rare giraffe she shot in south africa sparks outrage cj courier journal nick schrafft's or my favorite animal could never shoot one photos of an american hunter posing with the dead body of a rare black giraffe she had just killed during a hunt and south africa have sparked outrage the pictures emerged after they were posted on twitter by the south africabased africa land post website accompanying the post which shows to pictures of the hunter i won't say her name of media has been saying it loud and proud because i think they want this woman to get hurt were the words quote white american savage who is partly anita neanderthal comes to africa to shoot down a very rare black draft courtesy of south africa stupidity her name is blabbity blah blah blah please share the courage arnold goes on to say american animal lovers expressed hor unseen with rage set a twitter user this waste of life and then he hashtags the girl's name is hunting beautiful creatures for a laugh i'm sure this guy tom that wrote that probably eats a steak from an industrially farmed cow and doesn't think twice about it or maybe he's a vegan and thinks he's morally self righteous and doesn't realize that realize that every mole every every skunk every groundhog every creature that crawls on a plot of land that's cleared for his tofu salad is actually killed when they actually do the farming i wonder if he thinks about that hunters actually do more to conserve animal populations around the world and if you look down and you dig deep into the story you'll find the facts she defended or kill to fox news saying the giraffe i hunted was the south african subspecies of draft the numbers of this sub species are actually increasing due in part to hunters and conservation efforts paid in large part by big game hunting the.

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