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I disagree, repectfully of course.
Two problems exist with sound banners, in my opinion:
1) Marketing saturation. They have worn through the original shock value and luster. In fact, I am now trained to immediately react and shut down GFY whenever sound cuts off my iTunes. Thing is, I can't tell you whose banner it is that plays the rap song, not sure who it is that has the message from god, nor do I know who that screaming one is from. I don't have a clue as to whose programs they are. Fact.
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yep, but you are back and posting and writing paragraphs about it. What was the target of this ad? attention, did it get some,.. sure is working to me.
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2) They interupt my music. Personal thing.
I doubt any advertiser would cancel GFY because of a no sound policy. Other boards have a no sound policy and their boards are growing with advertisers. GFY is huge, people want to be here, it is not a tough sell. It does not have to come with a free "waffle maker in addition to for $19.95."
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i set up a second computer to run all my music when the first audio banners come out.
it doesnt matter what we think. just accept it.
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Hey, that is just my opinion, nothing against the sound programs. Whatever works. Basic business logic.
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naughty allie banner success proved audio banners are here to stay, our opinion does not matter.
im not arguinging, just stating the facts. and i agree with many of your points, i just know it doesnt matter.