Don Rhoades

The form fields are required by the client, we had it broken into 2 parts but some of the previous feedback was to combine it. Agree on the image, all exterior images of the school still have the old name (Adler Professional School of Psychology) so they asked for those not to be used. 

Thank you, Matt. Unfortunately - Adlerian Psych *is* rooted in social change. I think that part has to stay in the copy. The big issue here is the 3rd party advertiser (Adler) is adamant about using their copy. 

Here is what we have hammered out so far from this feedback: http://unbouncepages.com/adler-alleydog/

that url will move, this is just the test bed. Everything else is noted. Thanks!

All great stuff, Nick! Agree with all of this but I really like #5. Thank you!

Anyone else?

you try to scream, and hope that this is just your imagination..... #thriller

Couple things to note: 
1) Doc operates out of Mexico, so that post about Hispanic Social *IS* relevant
2) The Southwestern US has a very large Spanish speaking community, I'd imagine that's where a lot of Doc's clients are. 
3) Can Google honestly claim intent here? Tech Crunch isn't always about tech, Sometimes ESPN has non-sports stories.... Matt's answer is a cop-out or at best, a weak argument.

Yeah, leave it out. I have mentioned opposing views (my own or others in the space) before with mixed results. Some of them liked that I identified their opinions were the reason I reached out to them. 

#taxidriver

A real journalist would find the expert, and in terms of patents - Bill Slawski is a lawyer AND SEO. A word to the wise is sufficient.

Dan, I have always gone by this as the definition/qualification: Meyers-Briggs Personality Test

I would say retail is definitely a great experience to have in ecommerce. I dropped out of college and it never prevented me from making a good living, and I don't encourage anyone to incur the debt that student loans can create. Commissioned sales and SEO are *the* autodidact career paths, IMO. If I can jump into a fire of having to talk to people on a sales floor, I can certainly teach myself how to acquire traffic to a website.  

I can put on the extrovert hat when necessary. A lot of that comes from being an assertive parent, and years of retail + outside sales experience. I embrace the fact that is is far more difficult for extros to act like intros and that we can wear the extro hat. I leverage sharing in lieu of not writing my own stuff. Works out well when there is a community (such as digital marketing) that has the kind of talent/intellect that creates an environment where you can have influence/authority just by sharing. Plus, there's this: The Power of Introverts

been whiskeying for 3 days now... or was that wassailing - whatever, starts with a (w), eh? 

Why? What if I told you to read Irene Iddesleigh?