Comments on: The Top 5 Viral Facebook Techniques http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/ The Unofficial Facebook Blog - Facebook News and More! Fri, 09 Jan 2009 22:13:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Avenues_Nepal http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-15690 Avenues_Nepal Mon, 15 Sep 2008 06:53:42 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-15690 Interesting.. I still wonder how applications like Zombie biting or vampire benefit from this.. Where's the advertising here.. What wud the application developer benefit from this?? Interesting.. I still wonder how applications like Zombie biting or vampire benefit from this.. Where's the advertising here.. What wud the application developer benefit from this??

]]> By: Joe Black http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-11025 Joe Black Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:20:57 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-11025 Interesting article but to Lorraines point, trying to become "viral" is highly subjective and can be VERY annoying. People have sent me numerous application invites and except for the 'very' few, I've ignored them all just because I dont have the time and the energy to care about it. + I think it is spam. I think that what intrigued me about your article is the last point on it because it is the best way to connect with your customers. I recently developed an application and my philosophy is that following any of the "force" invites or even rather incentivizing places people in a state of dissonance. Word-of-mouth is the way to go to get ahead of the game. Yes, ILike, Countdown to bush, etc... are all amazing apps, but depending on the quality of the application and its honest use in the marketplace, your suggestions are subjective. Interesting article but to Lorraines point, trying to become “viral” is highly subjective and can be VERY annoying. People have sent me numerous application invites and except for the ‘very’ few, I’ve ignored them all just because I dont have the time and the energy to care about it. + I think it is spam.

I think that what intrigued me about your article is the last point on it because it is the best way to connect with your customers.

I recently developed an application and my philosophy is that following any of the “force” invites or even rather incentivizing places people in a state of dissonance. Word-of-mouth is the way to go to get ahead of the game.

Yes, ILike, Countdown to bush, etc… are all amazing apps, but depending on the quality of the application and its honest use in the marketplace, your suggestions are subjective.

]]> By: Joe Black http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12500 Joe Black Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:20:57 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12500 Interesting article but to Lorraines point, trying to become "viral" is highly subjective and can be VERY annoying. People have sent me numerous application invites and except for the 'very' few, I've ignored them all just because I dont have the time and the energy to care about it. + I think it is spam. <br><br>I think that what intrigued me about your article is the last point on it because it is the best way to connect with your customers. <br><br>I recently developed an application and my philosophy is that following any of the "force" invites or even rather incentivizing places people in a state of dissonance. Word-of-mouth is the way to go to get ahead of the game. <br><br>Yes, ILike, Countdown to bush, etc... are all amazing apps, but depending on the quality of the application and its honest use in the marketplace, your suggestions are subjective. Interesting article but to Lorraines point, trying to become “viral” is highly subjective and can be VERY annoying. People have sent me numerous application invites and except for the ‘very’ few, I’ve ignored them all just because I dont have the time and the energy to care about it. + I think it is spam.

I think that what intrigued me about your article is the last point on it because it is the best way to connect with your customers.

I recently developed an application and my philosophy is that following any of the “force” invites or even rather incentivizing places people in a state of dissonance. Word-of-mouth is the way to go to get ahead of the game.

Yes, ILike, Countdown to bush, etc… are all amazing apps, but depending on the quality of the application and its honest use in the marketplace, your suggestions are subjective.

]]> By: farouk http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-10345 farouk Fri, 16 May 2008 19:41:51 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-10345 very good techiques,you should write another part of this article very good techiques,you should write another part of this article

]]> By: farouk http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12499 farouk Fri, 16 May 2008 19:41:51 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12499 very good techiques,you should write another part of this article very good techiques,you should write another part of this article

]]> By: Lorraine http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-5107 Lorraine Wed, 28 Nov 2007 12:17:48 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-5107 I find "viral" Facebook application invites to be extremely annoying. In order to find out the "message" or whatever my friend has sent me, I need to join the app. In order to join the app, I need to annoy several of my friends. I just hit "ignore" on these invites. And for all this annoyance, the content is minimal! "You have been sent a round of drinks" "You have been sent luck" and the best one was in order to join a "circle of friends" I needed to form my own circle. Ugh!! It's like the guilt of 92837498327 chain letters, in my inbox, every day. Oh and though I have shut off the email Facebook notifications, there are always some cowboy facebook apps that have not realized that I have shut off the email notifications, so I get Funwall notification emails anyhow. If I'm going to do some bad programming, I do it on my Commodore 64, and as it is not attached to anything more networked than its 1541 disk drive, it is not going to hurt anyone. It is not going to fill anyone's facebook Home with a list of dumb requests. I find “viral” Facebook application invites to be extremely annoying.

In order to find out the “message” or whatever my friend has sent me, I need to join the app. In order to join the app, I need to annoy several of my friends. I just hit “ignore” on these invites.

And for all this annoyance, the content is minimal! “You have been sent a round of drinks” “You have been sent luck” and the best one was in order to join a “circle of friends” I needed to form my own circle. Ugh!! It’s like the guilt of 92837498327 chain letters, in my inbox, every day.

Oh and though I have shut off the email Facebook notifications, there are always some cowboy facebook apps that have not realized that I have shut off the email notifications, so I get Funwall notification emails anyhow.

If I’m going to do some bad programming, I do it on my Commodore 64, and as it is not attached to anything more networked than its 1541 disk drive, it is not going to hurt anyone. It is not going to fill anyone’s facebook Home with a list of dumb requests.

]]> By: Lorraine http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12498 Lorraine Wed, 28 Nov 2007 11:17:48 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12498 I find "viral" Facebook application invites to be extremely annoying. <br><br>In order to find out the "message" or whatever my friend has sent me, I need to join the app. In order to join the app, I need to annoy several of my friends. I just hit "ignore" on these invites.<br><br>And for all this annoyance, the content is minimal! "You have been sent a round of drinks" "You have been sent luck" and the best one was in order to join a "circle of friends" I needed to form my own circle. Ugh!! It's like the guilt of 92837498327 chain letters, in my inbox, every day.<br><br>Oh and though I have shut off the email Facebook notifications, there are always some cowboy facebook apps that have not realized that I have shut off the email notifications, so I get Funwall notification emails anyhow.<br><br>If I'm going to do some bad programming, I do it on my Commodore 64, and as it is not attached to anything more networked than its 1541 disk drive, it is not going to hurt anyone. It is not going to fill anyone's facebook Home with a list of dumb requests. I find “viral” Facebook application invites to be extremely annoying.

In order to find out the “message” or whatever my friend has sent me, I need to join the app. In order to join the app, I need to annoy several of my friends. I just hit “ignore” on these invites.

And for all this annoyance, the content is minimal! “You have been sent a round of drinks” “You have been sent luck” and the best one was in order to join a “circle of friends” I needed to form my own circle. Ugh!! It’s like the guilt of 92837498327 chain letters, in my inbox, every day.

Oh and though I have shut off the email Facebook notifications, there are always some cowboy facebook apps that have not realized that I have shut off the email notifications, so I get Funwall notification emails anyhow.

If I’m going to do some bad programming, I do it on my Commodore 64, and as it is not attached to anything more networked than its 1541 disk drive, it is not going to hurt anyone. It is not going to fill anyone’s facebook Home with a list of dumb requests.

]]> By: Francesca http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-4744 Francesca Tue, 20 Nov 2007 02:53:27 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-4744 Your suggestions might be obsolete in a few months, truly amazing,they are useful now and well thought out. But how does one spread the word about an off-site, non-widget, service to Facebook? Is it even possible? Im an intern at SpeedDate.com and I have been trying to figure out how I can even talk about SpeedDate.com with my friends on Facebook without getting kicked off the site again. Your suggestions might be obsolete in a few months, truly amazing,they are useful now and well thought out. But how does one spread the word about an off-site, non-widget, service to Facebook? Is it even possible?
Im an intern at SpeedDate.com and I have been trying to figure out how I can even talk about SpeedDate.com with my friends on Facebook without getting kicked off the site again.

]]> By: Francesca http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12497 Francesca Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:53:27 +0000 http://www.allfacebook.com/2007/07/the-top-5-viral-facebook-techniques/#comment-12497 Your suggestions might be obsolete in a few months, truly amazing,they are useful now and well thought out. But how does one spread the word about an off-site, non-widget, service to Facebook? Is it even possible? <br>Im an intern at <a href="http://SpeedDate.com">SpeedDate.com</a> and I have been trying to figure out how I can even talk about <a href="http://SpeedDate.com">SpeedDate.com</a> with my friends on Facebook without getting kicked off the site again. Your suggestions might be obsolete in a few months, truly amazing,they are useful now and well thought out. But how does one spread the word about an off-site, non-widget, service to Facebook? Is it even possible?
Im an intern at SpeedDate.com and I have been trying to figure out how I can even talk about SpeedDate.com with my friends on Facebook without getting kicked off the site again.

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