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Comment #29012870
> niche brands are not a thing of this century alone Sure, but targeting ads enabled a massive increase in volume of niche brands. In particular, brands whose target customer is fa…
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Comment #29005021
Thank you for the clarification. Obviously I did not know that about Safari & IDFA. If that's the case though, I'm a bit confused as to why attribution got so much worse. I'm seein…
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Comment #29004957
I don't agree with you that ruhdgjns is not engaging in good faith. He's engaging with my comment. Given that I am a D2C business owner and therefore a modern advertiser, that's a …
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Comment #29000575
Apple made accessing a devices IDFA (device fingerprint) a permissioned resource. Needless to say it is not a popular permission to grant. Cross-app activity can't be tracked witho…
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Comment #29000422
FWIW I run a D2C brand and the iOS 14 change hurt badly. We are able to attribute something like half of the sales we used to. The main consequence of this is the FB models can't l…
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Comment #28353979
I wrote another post that is both an homage to Google Earth and an illustration of how these maps differ: If Google Earth Were Designed For Your Wall: https://ramblemaps.com/if-goo…
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Comment #28353948
It’s actually a custom form (not canned) and we had previously had an additional field for area of interest but it lowered the conversion rate of the form so we dropped it. Getting…
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Comment #28353909
That step could certainly be its own post of greater length than this one. For this particular map it involves separate curve adjustment layers for the water and land. We generally…
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Comment #27999768
Thanks for the link. We used Lambert Conformal Conic for Europe and Robinson for Asia, but I'm not thrilled with the Asia projection. I really want to be able to change the latitud…
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Comment #27971530
We sell wall art. You likely don't look at a painting by your favorite artist and say "This is overpriced. I bet the canvas and paint only cost $10." Also, Ramble Maps is a busines…
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Comment #27971477
> Realistically, what they are doing is making full resolution prints on commercially available large-format photograph printers, with their effort going into tweaking the shaded r…
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Comment #27971412
Thank you! It's a question we often get, but not a product we're looking to pursue. I think it would be prohibitively expensive to do it right and I'm not confident there's a big e…
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Comment #27971370
Fall of 2014 for the LiDAR. I am not sure about the other DEM though.
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Comment #27971289
Thank you! Unfortunately we won't be doing any choose-your-own maps, we really do spend a bunch of time on each one. I don't think we could maintain nearly the level of quality tha…
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Comment #27971201
We have an India map. The other commenters are right: no borders, just terrain. https://ramblemaps.com/india-map
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Comment #27971190
> Have you considered transfering your methods from the macro to the micro world? Not to this point, but it's a very interesting idea. Someone else mentioned electron micrograph im…
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Comment #27967325
I assume you're referring to the azimuth we place the sun for the hillshade? If so, it varies, though it is almost always coming from the top, generally from the upper left. Exactl…