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Google Video: hilarous video of porsche turbo cayenne s vs. man in red suit

November 5th, 2009
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topgear puts a porsche cayenne turbo s against a………..
Apr 19, 2007 – 07:55
well a race for the first time in history beween a man in a red devil suit ….well you have to watch it to believe


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Check out analysis continued

November 5th, 2009
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Hey Scott –

 

We are doing everything we can to remedy the checkout issues. We just made some edits to the entire checkout that should improve conversions. We are referencing your old checkout and trying to mimic is as close as possible. Attached are 4 images that show a side by side comparison of your old checkout and your new checkout. The changes were implemented at 9:30 this morning. Tomorrow morning I will send you a new report to see what impact these changes had. The biggest change we did was to reduce spacing across all the pages and also revert the customer information back to how It was on your old site. After looking at all the data I think this is going to have a significant positive impact.

 

I know you sent over a big list of other issues with Urchin and analytics. These are not affecting conversions and until we get the checkout issues fixed we are going to solely focus on your checkout.

 

Attached are side by side comparisons of you old site and your new site (after we made the changes this morning). It shows you the differences between the two checkouts. I will review these with you during our phone call.

 

Also attached is a visual look at the checkout Flow from page to page. The one titled current checkout shows you old site vs what it is currently. The second one keeps all the numbers the same and shows what the conversion rate would be if the number of people adding to the cart was restored back to 10% vs what it is now at 5 %.

 

Please open all these files. I am going to review each one in detail during our call.

 

- Brennan

 

 


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Ph: 858.731.4220 |  Fax: 858.731.4200
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How to sneak a third bag onto a plane – Great Review

November 5th, 2009
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http://www.gadling.com/2009/11/05/how-to-sneak-a-third-bag-onto-a-plane/

How to sneak a third bag onto a plane

Annie Scott in a SCOTTEVESTWe all try to travel light and avoid those pesky baggage-check fees, but it can be difficult to cram all your goods into your suitcase and "small personal item" (which, for most people I know, has become a pretty big bag). So, when I received a SCOTTEVEST/SeV jacket to try, my hope was that it would be the ultimate, wearable, third carry-on of which I've been dreaming.

The "technology-enabled clothing" from scottevest.com has a lot of secret pockets, from attractive casual men's shirts with 3 hidden compartments to superjackets like the Scott Jordan Signature System combo (which our own Scott reviewed last September here), which features a fleece and jacket with a total of 52 pockets, many of them specific to particular items like water bottles or pens, and a patented "Personal Area Network for earbud wire management." The jackets also have a "Weight Management System" which helps distribute the weight of all your worldly belongings evenly on your shoulders.

You probably have the same question I did: "How much can it really carry?" Not only could this jacket potentially save you money at the bag check, but it could also mean no more carrying a bag (or dreaded fanny pack) while sight-seeing, or even replace a backpack on a hike.

I decided to test out the 18-pocket, $120 SCOTTEVEST Women's Essential Travel Jacket by attempting to load everything from my gigantic handbag into it (thus freeing up my hands for a whole other "small personal item"). Check out my findings in the gallery below.

  • The Essential Travel Jacket for Women
  • Yes!
  • Act casual.
  • It's comfortable, but you'll look a little odd.

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