How we used Twitter ads to generate word-of-mouth hype

Did this actually translate to people using your product or service?<p>You can pay people in india and china to click your link 1,000,000 times, but that means nothing if you have 0 conversions at the end of the day.<p>While I DO think the ad was clever, and people would have looked into you due to curiosity, I doubt the general populace is interested in an analytics as a backend platform.<p>While you've made a compelling argument that twitter ads can generate hype, you have not really shown whether that hype amounts to anything of value.

saul colt is amazing! he told us about how he used a cardboard banana stand (a la arrested development) as a conference booth and gave out free bananas to market one for one of his companies.

I guess this blog post was one of those 100 ideas? (not trying to be cheeky; you seem to be doing great, and keen.io looks great)

And now, with a front page HN post, that effective hype has probably more than doubled!

Did you get much / any negative sentiment?

Good work, sir!