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Hmm - had not noticed the "flag as offensive" link until now...I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
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And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
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There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.You are welcome to flag any spam content you see. Hit the flag button below the post and explain why you think it's spam. The forum owner (swirt) will review your complaint and take appropriate action.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
He's the final arbiter.
He will let posts stand if he believes no harm, no foul.
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I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
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And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
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There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
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Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
PLEASE change the name. For some grammatical reason only the nuns can explain I find your name awfully grating. (As I found the other name that went unmentioned.)I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
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There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
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I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmationsI was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
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I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmationsI was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
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Hold the phone!undersea said:I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmations
I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmationsI was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
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.Hold the phone!undersea said:I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmations
Now you read what you just wrote out loud to yourself while rereading some of the comments you have made to others on the forum.
You repeatedly tell us we don't know what we're talking about. Us. The people with the skill set. The people who are not affirming some of your misguided ideas. The people you're still asking questions of. (And the people who are generously still answering.)
Ok, that was my laugh out loud for the day. I'm still chuckling. Too much.
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That's the part I just don't get!Morticia said:(And the people who are generously still answering.)
Arks - we are only answering to set things straight for newbies and aspirings. Would no want them to think some of these comments are from people who KNOW about being an innmate.I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmationsI was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
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.Hold the phone!undersea said:I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmations
Now you read what you just wrote out loud to yourself while rereading some of the comments you have made to others on the forum.
You repeatedly tell us we don't know what we're talking about. Us. The people with the skill set. The people who are not affirming some of your misguided ideas. The people you're still asking questions of. (And the people who are generously still answering.)
Ok, that was my laugh out loud for the day. I'm still chuckling. Too much.
.That's the part I just don't get!Morticia said:(And the people who are generously still answering.)
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I don't tell people they don't know what they are talking about. If you think this, show examplesI am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmationsI was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
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And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
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.Hold the phone!undersea said:I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmations
Now you read what you just wrote out loud to yourself while rereading some of the comments you have made to others on the forum.
You repeatedly tell us we don't know what we're talking about. Us. The people with the skill set. The people who are not affirming some of your misguided ideas. The people you're still asking questions of. (And the people who are generously still answering.)
Ok, that was my laugh out loud for the day. I'm still chuckling. Too much.
.
I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
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So how DO you pronounce it?Evan from Buuqit said:The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
Undersea wrote: I don't tell people they don't know what they are talking about. If you think this, show examples:I don't tell people they don't know what they are talking about. If you think this, show examplesI am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmationsI was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported..A bit aggressive to the guy Undersea, people who have a business idea are doing it because they see a need and want to help their customers (us). Business isn't a bad thing.undersea said:Noticing the occasional person who the same day they join, have a business idea. I believe this kind of thing should go through the forum as an advertiser? I notice it is ad supported.
And paying to advertise a non existent product idea? What are you thinking?
.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
.Yes this sort of thing happens here every week, many use their signature line as their link dropping, but really the person has nothing to peddle, that we know of, yet and nothing to contribute. So I think it is okay if they ask our opinion and we all say not a great idea.undersea said:I have been on numerous forums over 20 years, Evan. Responses to someone who is seeking free publicity constantly follows my line. Forums exist on paid advertising, and there is a constant flow of people seeking to get puclicity for free. It is not much different for bandit signs that people put up on phone poles (we buy homes!), trying to fly under the radar.
And as said, perhaps if the person had participated for some time, but it was the standard many marketers do - get an ID, and get their potential offerings in front of others.
On the other hand, many are fishing and then they do have something to peddle, we get those as well. Some use what we share here for books and columns and more. I prefer people to be upfront and honest, but that is just me, too many are underhanded and not good people in this world.
.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
.Yes, Undersea was particularly vocal on my post for the feedback of the website template, thanks Undersea. And Undersea is correct that the website wont be free (when its ready). Undersea also quotes my name (which is real btw) What's your name Undersea?Joey Bloggs said:I think we all called him on it at first too. Mainly because the name was similar to another we were familiar with but a few letters changed. That is the same however, he was here to show his design to his market, and get some feedback, maybe, I don't think he will deny that.undersea said:I was surprised Evan was responding, because I believe that is essentially what he did. He created an ID, and started digging for feedback on his template, which I am sure was not free.
There is seeking input for business ideas, but when websites are included, seeking "feedback" about a particular product/service, and there has been no mid to longterm participation by that person, I prefer the "if it smells fishy, it just may be." Advertorials are advertorials.
I don't want to come over defensive but I can't let things slide when people attack
Actually apart from Undersea you guys seem pretty friendly around here, I try to help here and there where I know certain things but its mostly in technical things like websites, website conversions and booking engines and stuff.
I set up my name on purpose so you know who I am and what my business is, so there's no misconception of underhandedness, personally someone bringing a product to market that helps another business is a good thing.
Thanks for all that critical feedback everyone on the website template, it really helped me shape a better version.
The similar name thing you mentioned Joey, I know what you mean. Luckily they changed their name now so there no more confusion, I actually wanted bookit dot com but that's obviously been taken so I had to get a bit creative. I still have time to change the name as my products are not ready yet, also I found many people thinking its pronounced bucket or bewkit....
.
.Hold the phone!undersea said:I am sorry, but website design is part of my skill set. I asked professional questions and you basically started to weep. I have owned businesses. I do not think you should seek input if you instead want affirmations
Now you read what you just wrote out loud to yourself while rereading some of the comments you have made to others on the forum.
You repeatedly tell us we don't know what we're talking about. Us. The people with the skill set. The people who are not affirming some of your misguided ideas. The people you're still asking questions of. (And the people who are generously still answering.)
Ok, that was my laugh out loud for the day. I'm still chuckling. Too much.
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And I certainly don't seek "affirmations".
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I do love Hyacinth. And all her flowery sisters.Hyacinth Bucket pronounces it bouquet.
https://youtu.be/51QjpoDZpi8.
Poor Slumber Fox. Didn't realize a post on guest packs would turn into a hornet's nest!.
Since 1/19/15 it seems that everything does. Funny coincidence, don't you think?Arks said:Poor Slumber Fox. Didn't realize a post on guest packs would turn into a hornet's nest!
Just recently, seems that no matter the thread, it turns stingy! I do so respectfully miss the good ole days...Poor Slumber Fox. Didn't realize a post on guest packs would turn into a hornet's nest!.
Poor Slumber Fox. Didn't realize a post on guest packs would turn into a hornet's nest!.Since 1/19/15 it seems that everything does. Funny coincidence, don't you think?Arks said:Poor Slumber Fox. Didn't realize a post on guest packs would turn into a hornet's nest!
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Seems just recently every thread has the potential to turn stingy... I do so respectfully miss the good ole days!Poor Slumber Fox. Didn't realize a post on guest packs would turn into a hornet's nest!.
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