Ask yourself: why is a intelligence contractor making a storefront selling PIZZA?
https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/13/1326067_testing-the-pizza-pages-your-list-.html http://archive.is/xx5XN
Check out the options they list; words have meaning. If it were actual pizza, wouldn't it be "delivery" instead of "shipping"?
2) Types of campaigns to create and test with a purchase
a. With premium, with Shipping
b. Without premium
c. With an expiration date
d. With expiration date and pass-through URL
e. With only 2 offers
f. With only 1 offer
g. With 3 offers
h. Pass-through link , coded in an email, and test sent
After test send, click email link, verify pass-through worked, & sign up,
to make sure offer is the right thing
3) Verify newly campaign pages look good in both Old and New versions
4) Verify when you sign up that the proper emails are sent out. (in
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reasonedandinformed ago
This Stratfor email came up very early and is definitely worth a deeper look. I think there is likely more in Stratfor for people with time to do keyword searches and dig. The email made me think of this: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1439841 (something I was not sure if it was legit, and it generated a lot of debate).
VieBleu ago
I don't know if I trust those who are yelling hoax on that thread. MAGABoomer for 1 has proven to be a foul mouthed butthead and very unsavory - yells "hoax" at a lot of things like Rumplestitlsin howls when he looses a bet for a baby.
reasonedandinformed ago
I don't think he is CTR troll from his posts, but some will too easily dismiss things that could be legit leads without proving them to be a dead end. The post was so alarming that cognitive dissonance and the idea that they "can't possibly be that flagrant" will easily cause people to dismiss w/o digging further.