Comments for Web 2.0 Traffic http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20 Social Marketing Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:14:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Contact Laura Childs at the Stampede Secret by Seamus http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/contact/#comment-1446 Seamus Sat, 29 Mar 2008 20:00:20 +0000 http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/contact.htm#comment-1446 Top o the mornin to you Laura.i READ ABOUT YOUR ARTICLE ON TURNKEY WEBSITES.i SAW ONE ON E BAY NUMBER 370037310774..cOULD U HAVE A GANDER AND SEE WHAT YOU THINK OF THIS.iM NEW AT THIS....BUT SOMETHING TELLS ME YOU HAVE A GOOD HEART AND ARE NOT A CON.......and I also thought Baby clothing will ALWAYS be in demand. Thanks and God Bless.Seamus Top o the mornin to you Laura.i READ ABOUT YOUR ARTICLE ON TURNKEY WEBSITES.i SAW ONE ON E BAY NUMBER 370037310774..cOULD U HAVE A GANDER AND SEE WHAT YOU THINK OF THIS.iM NEW AT THIS….BUT SOMETHING TELLS ME YOU HAVE A GOOD HEART AND ARE NOT A CON…….and I also thought Baby clothing will ALWAYS be in demand. Thanks and God Bless.Seamus

]]> Comment on The Future of the Web is 2.0 by Eric http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/future-is/#comment-1393 Eric Fri, 01 Feb 2008 16:56:56 +0000 http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/future-is/#comment-1393 I generally don't drop urls in people's comments, but Laura I want you to take a look at this - <a href="http://newweb20.com/id/viral" rel="nofollow">Viral Web 2.0</a>. I have every reason to believe this will be the next FaceBook. This is social networking that incorporates video, audio, rss blasts, VoIP(!), and more. I have to be honest - the pre-launch, introduction pages are freakishly UGLY, but the research and stats are in place as is the technology. If you can see past the lack of elegance in design...this is pre-beta. And due to the revenue sharing model with users (unlike FaceBook, unlike MySpace, unlike all the other big social networking sites) - this will go big. If you have any angel investors on your list, send them an invite. Founder shares are relatively cheap given the potential. Set for life in short order. The 123 country VoIp alone will bring people in by the millions. Call me if you want to talk more about this in person Laura...and by all means, don't sit on this. <a href="http://newweb20.com/id/viral" rel="nofollow">New Web 2.0</a> Eric I generally don’t drop urls in people’s comments, but Laura I want you to take a look at this - Viral Web 2.0.

I have every reason to believe this will be the next FaceBook. This is social networking that incorporates video, audio, rss blasts, VoIP(!), and more.

I have to be honest - the pre-launch, introduction pages are freakishly UGLY, but the research and stats are in place as is the technology.

If you can see past the lack of elegance in design…this is pre-beta. And due to the revenue sharing model with users (unlike FaceBook, unlike MySpace, unlike all the other big social networking sites) - this will go big.

If you have any angel investors on your list, send them an invite. Founder shares are relatively cheap given the potential. Set for life in short order. The 123 country VoIp alone will bring people in by the millions.

Call me if you want to talk more about this in person Laura…and by all means, don’t sit on this.

New Web 2.0

Eric

]]> Comment on Social BookMarking - Is the Honeymoon Over? Alexa says… by Laura http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/social-bookmarking-is-the-honeymoon-over/#comment-1392 Laura Fri, 01 Feb 2008 14:45:05 +0000 http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/social-bookmarking-is-the-honeymoon-over/#comment-1392 Billy, thanks for that. Truly. And you are, of course, not alone in your thoughts on this. I read earlier this month that one of the SB sites nearly crashed and immediately incorporated 'nofollow' tags as a result of a huge traffic spike. This just a day after the release of Don Crowther's (StomperNet) video. Everyone had rushed to abuse the site. The "abuse it and lose it" results were practically immediate in that instance. Had I bookmarked the post, I might have the link to share... If I run across it again, I'll post it here. Billy, thanks for that. Truly.

And you are, of course, not alone in your thoughts on this.

I read earlier this month that one of the SB sites nearly crashed and immediately incorporated ‘nofollow’ tags as a result of a huge traffic spike.

This just a day after the release of Don Crowther’s (StomperNet) video. Everyone had rushed to abuse the site.

The “abuse it and lose it” results were practically immediate in that instance.

Had I bookmarked the post, I might have the link to share…

If I run across it again, I’ll post it here.

]]> Comment on Social BookMarking - Is the Honeymoon Over? Alexa says… by Billy The Blogging Poet http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/social-bookmarking-is-the-honeymoon-over/#comment-1391 Billy The Blogging Poet Fri, 01 Feb 2008 13:24:43 +0000 http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/social-bookmarking-is-the-honeymoon-over/#comment-1391 Laura, My comments were in no way a personal attack but meant as a generalization. The fact remains that in this instance industry is a victim of it's own success. Laura,
My comments were in no way a personal attack but meant as a generalization.

The fact remains that in this instance industry is a victim of it’s own success.

]]> Comment on Social BookMarking - Is the Honeymoon Over? Alexa says… by Laura Childs http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/social-bookmarking-is-the-honeymoon-over/#comment-1390 Laura Childs Fri, 01 Feb 2008 05:11:36 +0000 http://www.stampedesecret.com/web20/social-bookmarking-is-the-honeymoon-over/#comment-1390 Gosh Billy, it sounds like a conspiracy. ;0) Although your points are valid, I'm not particularly pleased with being 'lumped in' with 'web professionals' (when you say "...you are the victims of your own successes...") I don't actually teach overuse (abuse), nor do I promote overuse (abuse) of the services. In fact I'm not particularly wild about bookmarking in the first place! Furthermore I teach <i>strategy</i> - not spamming, splogging or any other short term fix to traffic woes. This is the age of authenticity. That is what <i>I</i> teach. Thank you for your comment - everyone needs a voice and I'm happy to provide the venue for your thoughts. All my best with keeping Web 3.0 a secret from future victims. ;) Laura Gosh Billy, it sounds like a conspiracy. ;0)

Although your points are valid, I’m not particularly pleased with being ‘lumped in’ with ‘web professionals’ (when you say “…you are the victims of your own successes…”)

I don’t actually teach overuse (abuse), nor do I promote overuse (abuse) of the services. In fact I’m not particularly wild about bookmarking in the first place!

Furthermore I teach strategy - not spamming, splogging or any other short term fix to traffic woes. This is the age of authenticity. That is what I teach.

Thank you for your comment - everyone needs a voice and I’m happy to provide the venue for your thoughts.

All my best with keeping Web 3.0 a secret from future victims. ;)

Laura

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