I used to order pizzas on the telephone, but that involved talking and waiting for an operator. Now I build my pizza and order it online. I was reluctant at first, especially with Papa John’s website: It seemed really primitive, and I felt my information wasn’t safe with their site. Eventually I got used to placing orders online, and now do it at least once a week!
Today I was hungry and lazy; I didn’t want to leave my place and get something to eat. So I decided to order pizza. I always order at Papa Johns, but today I wanted to switch it up a bit, so I ordered off Domino’s. I am really impressed by their website.
Domino’s actually spent the time to make a comprehensive web 2.0 site, which means more user-friendly and involved. Ordering was extremely easy and organized: Everything was straightforward and took under two minutes. I thing I liked the most is their Pizza Tracker, which tracks what stage your pizza is on. The pizza tracker allows me to do listen to music, without having to worry if the doorbell rings.
Only bad thing I don’t like about both Domino’s and Papa John’s websites is that they try to hustle on the order page. For Papa John’s, after you place your credit card information you’re lead to a page to confirm your order. There are two buttons to choose from; if you click the first one you’ll end up with a magazine subscription. Great strategy on Papa John’s website, but I would say unethical: Who orders pizza and thinks about ordering a magazine subscription? Domino’s website has the same concept, but with Wings or Bread sticks. At least Domino’s strategy is more reasonable than Papa John’s.
Dominio’s and Papa Johns want to have an online presence. They both place ads on their trademarked keywords. For instance, when you search Papa John’s you’ll see they paid for an ad, even though their top results. Why waste money like that? It doesn’t make sense for me, because someone who is search Papa John’s is going to want pizza. There isn’t any other thing that phrase “Papa John†could stand for. Really odd, because they are losing money per click; they lose at least 1-5 cents per click and if you see how many search “Papa John†that’s a lot of money lost. They should stop bidding on their own words and start bidding on their competitor’s keywords: Papa Johns should bid on Domino’s and vice versa. Lots of these big companies really don’t understand the online marketing game, so they hire idiots to help them waste money.
The internet is definitely the future for all these delivery industries, and the only way to succeed is have a great website. The amount of people who order pizza online will only increase over the years. It seems like Domino’s is leagues ahead of Papa John’s on website development. But eventually Papa Johns will realize after they see their competition’s income statement.
This guy goes crazy and performs the patented PODIUM SLAM because his women’s basketball team lost. Who cares? Apparently they gave up a 20 point first half lead and 23 offensive rebounds. Women’s basketball sucks, but this coach is hilarious.
So you think you seen it on online? Never. Even an professional web surfer, like me, can never predict the internet. The internet is essentially a playground for people’s creativity; as a result, we get people who make Falcon Erotica. This site really made my day: Photoshopping Hot girls + Falcons = Awesome.
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How do people come up with creative things like this? Drugs or lots of spare time. Probably drugs though. But whatever people are doing, don’t stop: Itt’s people like ya’ll that make the internet interesting. That means you Mr. Falcon Erotica Maker. Thank you.
Tired of the same old tattoo? Running out of real estate on the body? Get a tattoo in your eye!
People crazier than me are in the process of experimenting with turning an entire eye blue with ink. As they say: “Now that this experiment has been started, please wait for us to either heal or go blind before trying it.” The greatest minds of our time are obviously working hardto come up with the breakthrough of the century…Who needs a cure for cancer when you can have eye tattoo?!!
Fox is at it again! The network that has made its success off of revitalizing once-failed animated shows (The Simpsons, King of the Hill, and Family Guy) is trying to feed off Family Guy’s success. Executives at Fox announced they may create a spin-off based on Cleveland. He’s the black guy that’s whipped by Loretta and fits the stereotypes so well.
Cleveland seems to be the most unlikely to have his own show, but I would be very interested to get a peek of his life outside of his interactions with Peter and the Griffins. He also always has something subtle, yet hilarious to say. Good luck Cleveland!
I love hip-hop, from Run DMC to Gangstarr to Tupac to Lil Wayne and everything in between. I listen to it in the car, before I sleep, and while I study. But it just keeps getting worse and worse. I was browsing BET’s 106th & Park’s page to find some new music and started laughing at all the new artist’s names and song titles: “red monkey jeans”, “umma do me”, “dey kno”, Dolla, Shawty Lo…
When you’re reduced to writing a whole song about a brand of jeans something is wrong. I really miss the days when they would actually talk about something, and I always go back to listening to the good old music.
What set off this rant? Soulja Boy’s new music video…I downloaded his album a while back and heard the songs, and had a good laugh. But to see it made to a music video? With 5 million hits on Youtube?! You’ll laugh at first, but this is just a disgrace to a lost art…
