The voting period for the WAA 2009 Board of Directors election is now open. If you are a WAA memeber, you should have received the voting instruction along with user name and password. I highly encourage you to take this great opportunity to vote for the people you trust most.
Of course, I will be more than happy if you vote for me in the practitioner sector. In addition to my written answers and interviews to the four questions the election committee asked, here are the list of top 10 reasons why you should vote for me.
Some of the following claims might not be 100% accurate. I’ll take the blame if they are not, as long as you enjoy reading and have fun.
Ready? Here we go:
Ed is the only one on the ballot
…who doesn’t have a title of Director, VP or CEO etc. (read as “Ed is like the current stock market which has great potential to grow”)
…who is originally from China (read as “Ed likes Chinese food”)
…who has ever climbed a mountain as high as 24,000 feet (read as “Ed is more risk averse now”)
…whose car got hit two days ago by a severe hail storm (read as “Ed lives in a city which motto is to ‘keep it wierd” )
…who can’t pronounce “Analytics” right, no matter how hard he tried (read as “Ed has some sense of humor”)
…who has the least experience with Facebook. To be exact, one day plus two hours at 1:30pm CST as I am writing this post. (read as “Ed is becoming Facebook addict just like you)
…who also has the least experience in the web analytics field comparing with those web analytics “Gods” and “Goddess” (read as “Ed has a fresh perspective and open mind”)
…who is a Super Web Analyst (read as “Ed is a marketing guy”)
…who is endorsed by Bryan Eisenbergon Linkedin (read as “Did Ed bribe Bryan for this?”)
The last but not the least. Ed is a lucky man who has a great wife and two adorable kids, Gloria and Joshua.
Only this time, I wish I am not the only one on the ballot. After all, at the end of day, it’s what our family matters most to us.
I wish you have a great weekend.
