@Uber_Support driver didn’t stop at the exact location. I had to take 4 and 6 year old further down the road and cross over. Then we had to put bikes in the boot. Your dumb systems are incapable of understanding or purposefully built to ignore realities to skim money off your customers
@Uber_Support You’ve purposefully built a system that automatically charges your customers additional fee no matter what the extenuating circumstances are. I have visually impaired friend that gets charged the same waiting fee. Why are your systems set up like this?
@rorysutherland Brands write the copy, even when Amazon is acting as the seller. But few consider the importance of trying to persuade once the user hits the product page. Conversion rates are likely ok and many don’t read the copy.
@colinalewis would be interested in a solution that flags why, for example, the ROAS is lower on Amazon V Google. Just shifting budget without understanding the root cause seems to be a recipe for missing opportunities to unlock growth for the sake of efficiency.
@carlhendy We used seller rocket once. Tracking is opaque (partly amazons fault) and content definitely low grade. Amazon used to pull in editorial reviews into its SERPs. This is might be what Recurrent’s relationship with them was.
@GarethDennis Not crossrail but St. James street on overground is even worse. Taking two kids off the train is a high wire act. The station is just as bad. About 15 buckets collecting water from a leaky roof