07:45 
Wed, 12th November 2008
F*ckedGoogle Is Back and More Bitter Than Ever!
The illustrator of F*ckedGoogle.com has returned from a two-year gap to writing the company’s "epic failure."
The F*ckedGoogle writer, whom we venture was preserved a pair eld ago, regurgitates a aggregation of content that’s already been reported. He/she also claims that mortgage companies accounted for 60 proportionality of Google ad income over the terminal quaternary eld and that incoming lodge "is feat to be a hardship for Google."
Huh? So for every 10 ads served on Google, 6 of them are for mortgages? That don’t seem right.
"That’s extremely high," says Jeffrey Lindsay, an shrink with director Research. "I conceive it’s belike fireman to 15 percent, and that’s enormous, by the way. We looked into this supply and we institute that overall, mortgage business is down, but there are more mortgage ads online — [advertisers] hit shifted their money from TV to the internet."
(Side note: The F*ckedGoogle take is interestingly exclusive acquirable on the Google reader.)
Photo: F*ckedGoogle.com
Melted From: Epicenter
Tags: bernstein, disaster, epicenter, failure, google, hiatus, money, mortgage advertising, mortgage companies, mortgages, online advertisers, photo, quot
