Comments on: My rules on posting comments for clients http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240 Everything under Australia’s media, marketing & entertainment umbrella Fri, 25 May 2012 02:05:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: TracieAnn http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-15915 TracieAnn Thu, 17 Sep 2009 11:52:32 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-15915 Hello all, I would like to take this time to tell you all about my recent experiences with this cream I found. Basically a long story short, after 3 kids my stomach was look, not so nice as I would like it to. I had horrible stretch marks and tried everything I could think of to get rid of them, until my aunt told me about rejuvinx. Like I said i've tried it all before and was very skeptical, but went ahead and bit the bullet. I started using it and no lie, within 3 days I started noticing a reduction in the marks. Nothing drastic at first but I continued using it for another 30 days and now I am no longer ashamed to show my stomach off. I feel beautiful again, and regain a feeling I never thought would return. Now I'm not one to normally recommend product to people but this is one thing that every woman should know about, if you are interested in it, you can see and judge for yourself. Below here is a link to more information on it. <a href="http://doiop.com/qq5780" rel="nofollow">Rejuvinx Website</a> Thank you all, and god bless! ~Tracie Proud mother of 3 Hello all,

I would like to take this time to tell you all about my recent experiences with this cream I found.

Basically a long story short, after 3 kids my stomach was look, not so nice as I would like it to. I had horrible stretch marks and tried everything I could think of to get rid of them, until my aunt told me about rejuvinx. Like I said i’ve tried it all before and was very skeptical, but went ahead and bit the bullet.

I started using it and no lie, within 3 days I started noticing a reduction in the marks. Nothing drastic at first but I continued using it for another 30 days and now I am no longer ashamed to show my stomach off. I feel beautiful again, and regain a feeling I never thought would return.

Now I’m not one to normally recommend product to people but this is one thing that every woman should know about, if you are interested in it, you can see and judge for yourself. Below here is a link to more information on it.

Rejuvinx Website

Thank you all, and god bless!

~Tracie
Proud mother of 3

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]]> By: James http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-15571 James Tue, 15 Sep 2009 00:26:20 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-15571 This form of marketing does nothing for the credibility of the brand in focus. Earlier this year Naked Communications did the hoax man in a jacket campaign for Witchery and Cummins Nitro created the fake tattoo for Tourism Queenland’s best job in the world. Tricking people to pay attention to your product using Social Media reminds me of the Snake Oil peddler stereotype, the authentic Chinese Snake Oil medicine was beneficial for pain relief but the imitator product sold by traveling sales rep didn’t have the manufacturing skill or ingredients to replicate the original medicine. So what ends up happening is we become even more cynical of advertising and disbelieve most of what we read. This form of marketing does nothing for the credibility of the brand in focus. Earlier this year Naked Communications did the hoax man in a jacket campaign for Witchery and Cummins Nitro created the fake tattoo for Tourism Queenland’s best job in the world.

Tricking people to pay attention to your product using Social Media reminds me of the Snake Oil peddler stereotype, the authentic Chinese Snake Oil medicine was beneficial for pain relief but the imitator product sold by traveling sales rep didn’t have the manufacturing skill or ingredients to replicate the original medicine. So what ends up happening is we become even more cynical of advertising and disbelieve most of what we read.

]]> By: Lyn http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-15526 Lyn Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:57:54 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-15526 This doesn't change anything for me: people (under an assumed identity) will still, as I understand it, be paid to endorse products they may otherwise not have used or personally endorsed. I agree with one of previous posters: the online world will catch up with such a scam. Just as word of mouth (especially in an online world) can do good things for a good product, how long before a friend of a friend of someone being paid to do this opens their mouth at the pub, starts a group on Facebook or Tweets to reveal the scam? Instant PR disaster for the product. This doesn’t change anything for me: people (under an assumed identity) will still, as I understand it, be paid to endorse products they may otherwise not have used or personally endorsed. I agree with one of previous posters: the online world will catch up with such a scam. Just as word of mouth (especially in an online world) can do good things for a good product, how long before a friend of a friend of someone being paid to do this opens their mouth at the pub, starts a group on Facebook or Tweets to reveal the scam? Instant PR disaster for the product.

]]> By: Sir G http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-15044 Sir G Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:53:50 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-15044 "If someone asks if you are working for a company, please make a full and frank disclosure about who you are working for and why. If you’d like, you can forward these guidelines to them, it may make them feel more at ease knowing our guidelines and it may also demonstrate, that in return for being present at their site, we are endeavouring to deliver traffic to them. If asked to stop, do so immediately. Please never revisit a site that has asked you to refrain – then notify your manager." Does this include disclosing the client? Is this guideline "flexible" to suit the client's needs? The reason this will ultimately fail is because it's underhanded and it will be nearly impossible to disguise the client which will suffer brand damage as soon as their marketing tactics are revealed. “If someone asks if you are working for a company, please make a full and frank disclosure about who you are working for and why. If you’d like, you can forward these guidelines to them, it may make them feel more at ease knowing our guidelines and it may also demonstrate, that in return for being present at their site, we are endeavouring to deliver traffic to them. If asked to stop, do so immediately. Please never revisit a site that has asked you to refrain – then notify your manager.”

Does this include disclosing the client? Is this guideline “flexible” to suit the client’s needs?

The reason this will ultimately fail is because it’s underhanded and it will be nearly impossible to disguise the client which will suffer brand damage as soon as their marketing tactics are revealed.

]]> By: Smithee http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14816 Smithee Wed, 09 Sep 2009 01:36:51 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14816 Emerson's rave is like painting flowers on the electric chair - you ain't fooling anyone. Emerson’s rave is like painting flowers on the electric chair – you ain’t fooling anyone.

]]> By: Jim Stewart http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14810 Jim Stewart Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:52:32 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14810 You are showing your ignorance with SEO. This is an offensive and dumb technique with little or no SEO value. Today's show on the topic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71RbTtCkopo You are showing your ignorance with SEO. This is an offensive and dumb technique with little or no SEO value. Today’s show on the topic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71RbTtCkopo

]]> By: AdGrunt http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14792 AdGrunt Tue, 08 Sep 2009 19:19:56 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14792 Bob has nailed it. Point 9. If you're paid and don't offer disclosure upfront, you're clearly misleading. Analogies with bars are romantic. I've never in years of booze work, considered covert purchasing punters. It's as crass, dated and ultimately (in)effective as the claques of old. Bob has nailed it. Point 9.

If you’re paid and don’t offer disclosure upfront, you’re clearly misleading.

Analogies with bars are romantic. I’ve never in years of booze work, considered covert purchasing punters. It’s as crass, dated and ultimately (in)effective as the claques of old.

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]]> By: Cheryl Gledhill http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14686 Cheryl Gledhill Mon, 07 Sep 2009 10:03:49 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14686 I wonder if it's time to have a user generated "name and shame" site, where we can submit brands/companies that use such methods? Surely the SEO ramifications of being outed as using backpackers paid to comment would outweigh the few clicks that such comments would generate. I wonder if it’s time to have a user generated “name and shame” site, where we can submit brands/companies that use such methods?

Surely the SEO ramifications of being outed as using backpackers paid to comment would outweigh the few clicks that such comments would generate.

]]> By: Bob http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14681 Bob Mon, 07 Sep 2009 08:59:26 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14681 I wonder how successful you'd be if you changed rule 9 to: "9) Always make a full and frank disclosure about who you are working for and why...." I wonder how successful you’d be if you changed rule 9 to:

“9) Always make a full and frank disclosure about who you are working for and why….”

]]> By: Cheerio http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14637 Cheerio Mon, 07 Sep 2009 04:31:36 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14637 If a company employee genuinely likes the company they work for, they might reference products or services in a blog or Facebook etc, but might not reference that they work for the company unless asked. Employers actively encourage this practice and actively monitor employees that bag their jobs and bosses on the same kind of sites. When does spam become ham - looks the same, might even smell the same but offers a slightly different experience? Brands have benefited for a long time by people just word of mouthing recommendations. Everyone knows its the best form of advertising and best of all, it's totally free. When do the consumers of the products start to benefit from passing on all this good oil? Geoff, what if you change your format - make the prospective employees come to you and tell you about products they really love and enjoy and have knowledge of and are passionate about. Then keep a register and contact those to work on a campaign based on identified personal relevance and preference. "Yes, I would love to get paid for passing on recommendations that I already pass on anyway". Pureprofile passes money to consumers from advertisers in order to encourage the consumer to go and look at information about the product. This pays consumers for passing on that information to others... If a company employee genuinely likes the company they work for, they might reference products or services in a blog or Facebook etc, but might not reference that they work for the company unless asked. Employers actively encourage this practice and actively monitor employees that bag their jobs and bosses on the same kind of sites.

When does spam become ham – looks the same, might even smell the same but offers a slightly different experience?

Brands have benefited for a long time by people just word of mouthing recommendations. Everyone knows its the best form of advertising and best of all, it’s totally free. When do the consumers of the products start to benefit from passing on all this good oil?

Geoff, what if you change your format – make the prospective employees come to you and tell you about products they really love and enjoy and have knowledge of and are passionate about. Then keep a register and contact those to work on a campaign based on identified personal relevance and preference.

“Yes, I would love to get paid for passing on recommendations that I already pass on anyway”. Pureprofile passes money to consumers from advertisers in order to encourage the consumer to go and look at information about the product. This pays consumers for passing on that information to others…

]]> By: The Colonel http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14636 The Colonel Mon, 07 Sep 2009 04:31:08 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14636 I think we all need to step back and have a break from this discussion... maybe some lunch??? Speaking of lunch, has anyone tried the new seasoned chicken range from KFC, freshly made to order, piping hot and loaded with flavour? Check it out now at your local KFC store... I think we all need to step back and have a break from this discussion… maybe some lunch??? Speaking of lunch, has anyone tried the new seasoned chicken range from KFC, freshly made to order, piping hot and loaded with flavour? Check it out now at your local KFC store…

]]> By: Simon T Small http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14635 Simon T Small Mon, 07 Sep 2009 04:27:12 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14635 hmmf, I'm bored. You're making things complicated. Just don't lie. hmmf, I’m bored.

You’re making things complicated. Just don’t lie.

]]> By: Peter http://mumbrella.com.au/my-rules-on-posting-comments-for-clients-9240#comment-14634 Peter Mon, 07 Sep 2009 03:46:07 +0000 http://mumbrella.com.au/?p=9240#comment-14634 Of course, by bards I am referring to Elizabethan pubs ;) Of course, by bards I am referring to Elizabethan pubs ;)

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