Funnel Science interview questions

At first it was fine, Phone screen and screen share interview where I had to show I'm not an idiot. That was simple enough. I was scheduled to meet in person, and went. Overall, everybopdy was nice when I walked in. Cool little office. Interview with owner was fine, he seems like a cool guy. Asked some tough questions, but I was able to handle it. I was told we would schedule a follow up and test on my skills in AdWords the following week. Well that never happened, in fact i tried reaching out twice over three weeks and was replied to once with a message that read, "You are still in consideration" Well Idk if everybody fell asleep and never woke up, but I never heard from them again, at least contact people you say you will contact, that's courtesy and people management 101.

The interview took about a week. The person I spoke to on the phone was very nice and within a couple of days, we did a screen share to demonstrate my knowledge with Google Analytics. He was pleased and invited me to the office. The office itself was very unimpressive. It was inside a very old, very dirty business park. (Of coarse this had no bearings on the interview itself but it was foreshadowing to me of things to come) I spoke with the person I had the original phone interview and screen sharing test with and I found him to be very pleasant. I was suppose to be talking to the CEO but he was late. I had the impression that this was a well functioning PPC company but I didn't see a single person except for the hiring manager. (I did catch a glimpse of one person getting water while I did interview with the CEO) Finally the CEO arrived but was 20-30 minutes late. I have to say; this was probably one of the worst interviews I have ever had. I wasn't sure if it was because it was his allergies (he was sniffing the whole time) or because he had a bad day but he was incredibly rude. The CEO was very uninterested in what I had to say and barely made any eye contact with me. He did ask about my skills but threw me a curve ball when he asked about my CRO skills. Something that wasn't mentioned on job description. I answered it to the best of my ability but it made him more irritable. Overall, this interview was pretty bad. I think it would have saved us some trouble if he had just told me "Thank you, we will call you" after I got done introducing myself. I didn't get the job obviously but I'm not exactly losing sleep over it either.