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  • #1
    A close friend has recently asked me to review his new gaming site - www.snaptease.com

    I'd like to invite any comments. He knows he is competing in a very difficult market (with a small budget) so any tips would be gratefully received.

    Comments regarding the general concept and theme and how best to market the site would be very useful. Please have a go at the games too, use "Review" (No Quotes) for 5 free credits.

    We are thinking that we really would benefit from the whole site being free to use until such a time as we have a decent user base. Again any ides gratefully appreciated.

    Thanks all
     
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    Interesting comments about the ads - we thought they would have the opposite effect as they are well respected brands.

    The ads are not going to generate a lot of income but we thought they would develop more trust in the site as they are big brands.

    Do you think static ads or smaller ads or as PrettyPaws suggests no ads at all and why?

    martynb what exactly do you mean by
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    is it just not doing anything for you?

    thanks all
     
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    PrettyPaws

  • #6
    backtap said:
    Interesting comments about the ads - we thought they would have the opposite effect as they are well respected brands.

    The ads are not going to generate a lot of income but we thought they would develop more trust in the site as they are big brands.

    Do you think static ads or smaller ads or as PrettyPaws suggests no ads at all and why?

    martynb what exactly do you mean by is it just not doing anything for you?

    thanks all
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    You're joking right? Ads do nothing to help trust, not many trustworthy sites have ads taking up every inch of space like your site has. If they aren't making money for you drop them, it looks very bad. In all reality it just makes people think you aren't making enough from your business, which makes you look very small time.
     
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    backtap

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    thanks PrettyPaws appreciate the strong opinion on advertising. Believe it or not I was serious! Anyway this forum is all about learning.

    Not sure I totally agree with you though I do agree that the ads should be scaled down. Is it generally accepted that ads don't contribute to trust or is that a personal opinion?
     
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    garysumpter

  • #9
    I think affiliate ads etc are great for community websites where you arent deemed as a business.

    A business website should NOT reply on adverts like that. As mentioned above, them imply that you are trying to scrape a few pence in.

    Gary
     
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