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The other goal we've been trying to focus on is streamlining your user profile pages. We decided it was getting a little out of control with all of your activity across the site like ratings, comments, forums, saved links, and soapbox articles, buy cheap levitra online. So we came up with a section we call "My Content". Now you can see all the stuff you or another user has been up to if you're a fan of their links or just like to hear what a person has to say. It makes it a lot more accessible and easier to be a fan of someone. Now you can spread the love a little more. :)

We're still busy doing some housekeeping around the site so we'll probably be in beta until we get everything neat and tidy for our housewarming party/grand opening. Keep checking this blog for updates on more features and releases. And keep the feedback coming, as you can see, we really do listen.

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November 6th, 2006

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October 18th, 2006

Since launching Fanpop Order levitra, earlier this summer, I've had the good fortune to see much more of the web than I have in a long time (courtesy of the Fanpop 100). Sharing my own discoveries with other fans as well as checking out those recommended by my peers has been thoroughly enjoyable. It has also taught me a little more about what makes a good site and - perhaps more importantly - it has reminded me what makes for a bad, bad, bad website. Köpa levitra online, As a result, I've become even more acutely aware of the things that really, really piss me off as an end-user.

I could write a long treatise on what makes for a bad web experience, but for this article I just want to focus on advertising strategies that are a complete turn-off to users. Now I know that advertising is a necessary part of the web, so don't jump on me for being anti-advertising, order levitra. I'm not, For levitra online. But I am a staunch advocate for user-centric product design. For me, the rules of user-centric advertising are pretty clear. Here are the advertising tenets I like to live by (along with some corollaries):

Advertising should not upset user expectations.

Advertising is not content.

Advertising should not hijack user navigation.

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The amount of advertising should be proportionate to the benefit received by the user.

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In order to properly explain these rules, Pennsylvania PA Penn. , let's just jump into the online strategies that scream "screw you, user!" and violate one or more of the above tenets (I'm gonna completely skip the much reviled pop-up and pop-under, because the conventional wisdom on those is pretty much established)

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1. Ads in RSS Feeds Order levitra, This one gets my blood boiling. It really does. Advertisements should not be in RSS feeds. Why, levitra online cheap, you ask. Simply put, it violates all four of my advertising tenets above.

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Advertising in feeds is confusing. The benefit of RSS is its ability to aggregate multiple sources so that you can scan through massive amounts of data quickly. Interspersing advertising into a feed can undermine the efficiency of RSS consumption (even when the advertisements are properly called out).

RSS content feeds are already providing a real benefit to the syndicator in the form of traffic. Incorporating ads into the feed tips the value equation firmly in the favor of the advertiser.

Order levitra, RSS tends to be used by power users, early adopters and avid internet consumers Do you really want to antagonize these users?

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Pre-roll ads are video spots that run BEFORE a video you requested is presented to you, kopen goedkope levitra. Here are my problems with them.

You really can't justify forcing me to watch a 15-second clip in order to see a 60-second piece of content after it. Not when all that's waiting for me is a low-resolution clip with bad sound and only semi-entertaining content. For my money, clips under 3 minutes long aren't worth a 15-30 second pre-roll ad, order levitra. Give me a 30-minute high-quality program and I'll change my tune.

I've got alternatives. Køb billige levitra, Case in point: I don't bother with Battlestar Galactica clips on SciFi.com anymore because they employ this tactic. I can't stand it. The BSG webisodes were what, 2 minutes long and mostly just "meh". Order levitra, Did I really want to sit through an advertisement before the program began. Hell no. So instead, Maine ME Me. , I just looked for the clip on YouTube (which thankfully did not implement pre-roll ads).

This kind of advertising completely puts your traffic at risk. Am I going to browse around and experiment with new, unknown content as much. Am I gonna bother to watch that 30-second clip of a cat dancing on its hind-feet (and was only rated 2-stars by your users) knowing I have to endure a 15-second advert. Moreover, am I gonna bother embedding that clip on my blog knowing my audience will be subjected to the same, order levitra. North Dakota ND , Doubtful.

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Splash pages violate most of the above tenets.

Order levitra, When I punch your url into my browser's address bar, I want your site, your content, not a page that is exclusively devoted to an advertisement or splashy marketing material.

The advertiser/user benefit ratio is totally skewed when it comes to splash pages. I mean, literally, you are giving the user ZERO, Acheter levitra bon marché, nothing, nada. The site owner and/or advertiser, reaps ALL of the benefit on the initial page load. Frankly, when I see something like this, Ohio OH , my first inclination is to hit the home button on my browser and start over. Honestly folks, when you see this tactic an alarm in your head needs to go off and say: "This site wasn't made for users, this site was made for advertisers. I'm outta here!", order levitra. Købe levitra online, Seriously. Users deserve better. Advertisers, don't get me wrong, making money is a great thing but you don't need to go about it so shamelessly.

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Ever see those obnoxious double-underlined, hyperlinked words in news articles that also launch pop-ups when you hover over them. (Here's an example Order levitra, ) If so, you've enjoyed the wonders of IntelliTXT, Kontera, Adbrite and other companies with similar services that allow content-rich sites to sell keywords IN their articles and news stories.

This type of advertising sucks in so many ways it's hard to keep count. Washington WA Wash. ,

First, the blurring between content and advertisement is completely breached. The only signifier that the link is an ad is for those aware enough to know that the double-underline represents "advertisement".

Secondly, these ads completely mess with user expectations about hyperlinks. The general expectation is that a hyperlink within an article will take me to more information about that article, not launch me into a sales pitch.

Don't even get me started on the mouseover popups...

5. News articles totally obscured by advertising

You know what I'm talking about (here's a perfect example of this phenomenon); the news article that looks like spam, the article that doesn't start until you scroll down below the two large rectangle ads, thhe news article that is scrunched off onto the side of the page and is forced to awkwardly word-wrap around a constant flow of boxy ad units, order levitra.

I hate them too.

Ads within articles might perform well with some users, but they also run the risk of totally interfering with the readability of the content. Ensuring that your site looks like a big spam-topia is certainly not the kind of impression you want to leave your users with.

These are the advertising tactics that totally piss me off as a user and (often) send me packing for another site. I'm sure there are other obnoxious advertising tactics out there (and who knows, maybe we are inadvertently doing some of them on Fanpop - I certainly hope not though). Feel free to add yours to the comments section below.

For more information on web design, advertising and web marketing feel free to peruse the following Spots on Fanpop:

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October 5th, 2006

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I started an email exchange with Guy last month and this past Monday Guy was nice enough to invite me to breakfast. Needless to say, levitra delivery, I was a little nervous about meeting him. New York NY N.Y. , All those fears were allayed right away when we started comparing notes on our Motorola Qs within the first minute of meeting. Buy levitra without prescription, It's always nice to meet a kindred spirit. :) We talked about a lot of stuff, but eventually he wanted me to give him a demo of Fanpop, buy levitra from canada. He was impressed with what he saw and posted a "reality check" about Fanpop on his widely-read blog. Køb discount levitra, Digg it. We've gotten a ton of traffic from the post and hopefully I'll get to see Guy again real soon.

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October 4th, 2006

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September 22nd, 2006

We've added a couple more cool new Fanpop Order soma, features for all you fanpoppers this week. Buy soma without prescription, Here are the details:

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Yes, I know, Koop korting soma, Ordering soma no rx, we didn't launch with them and folks have been begging us to add them asap. Feel free to subscribe to them via your favorite newsreader or news aggregation site (bloglines, billig kaufen soma, Lowest price soma, my yahoo, etc.).

Here's a list of the currently supported RSS feeds:

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Spot Feeds: Stay up-to-date on the latest news, reviews, Kaufen soma, Order soma, videos and more in your favorite spots. Look for the RSS button on the Spot home and links pages.

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The recent activity feature allows you to keep tabs on what's going on in the spots you've joined. To access this feature, sign in and go to your fanpop profile page (click the 'my page' link in the upper right corner of the page when you are signed in), order soma. Here's what you'll find:

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September 14th, 2006

Buy soma no prescription, Hi Fanpoppers. Just wanted to announce a few new features that we've rolled out on the site to make your Fanpop experience even better:

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Internet Explorer users: Right click on the 'Add to Fanpop' image below to add it

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We've tweaked the messaging feature so that you now get notifications when someone adds you as a friend (isn't it nice to feel popular?) as well as when someone flags one of your links, buy soma no prescription. In the latter case, Order soma online legally, we want to give you a heads up in case you want to try to rectify the problem (broken link, duplicate, miscategorized) before a moderator attends to it, acheter soma.

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That's it for now. Please keep the feedback and suggestions coming. We're all ears when it comes to the Fanpop audience.

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The team's been working hard on new features to make your user experience even better. Keep an eye out because they're popping up all the time. Thanks for all your feedback everyone, this site wouldn't be what it is without you. Thanks to fans like djottercreek, pianissimo, jessica, wangela, thesimpleleaf and all you other fans who have been contributing to making Fanpop fun and useful each day. We love hearing from you whether it's via our messaging system, contact page, or right here in our blog. Okay...back to work...

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August 29th, 2006

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Of course all the while I've been watching, enjoying and laughing at all the crazy animal videos that the pet fans have submitted, order soma no prescription. Not since watching 'Those Amazing Animals' back in the 80's (I'm showing my age aren't I?) have I been treated to such a spectacle of animal talent. Köpa billiga soma, Among the many excellent clips I've been treated to are a few that I've watched over and over (often laughing out loud in the process). So without further ado, I present the Top 5 Funny Animal Videos on Fanpop, online soma.

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The Evil Penguin: Are Penguins really this diabolical. ;-)

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Karate Chimp: As the guy who posted this video asks, "Who the hell trains a monkey to do karate?" Indeed.

John West Salmon Commercial: Still funny after all these years...man vs. bear (well man-in-a-bear-suit at least).

Hope you enjoy these gems. If you want to see more clips like these, be sure to visit the Animal Humor Spot or the Viral Videos Spot.

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August 28th, 2006

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The more we saw Fanpop grow this first month, the more we realized that there's a real need for community portals like these for anything and everything. So many of these fans don't really have a place to share and commune about their passion. We're just happy we could help them find a home and even better to help others discover new interests that they may never otherwise have been exposed to. I mean I just found out that Nicole Kidman is starring in the movie adaptation of the His Dark Materials series which I had never heard of until Fanpop. Buy cheap soma online, We firmly believe that by creating the right platform of tools and features that allow for a community of fans of any given topic of interest, that people will be drawn and the mavens and pied pipers of each of those communities will lead them here. We've already seen that happen for many different spots through forums and blogs all over the world. From fans of pigeons to Gaia Online, people are spreading the gospel of Fanpop every day. We couldn't ask for better ambassadors than the devoted fans themselves. Fanpop wouldn't be what it is without the passion of the fans.

I can't wait to see what new bands, books, tv shows or places to travel you all will open my eyes to next.

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