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Hey there. I just wanted to say hello and try this out. I am working with Badpuppy and AFXXX to launch my new site (guys jerking off). Please check it out. I hope to make some great connections here!
Take care!
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Hey Danny! - Welcome!! :)
I like it,
But from research and development over the past 6 months. You will get best results with that kind of tour, by removing the big video at the top, and only having thumbs of the scenes.
Such as http://emotwinks.net http://blackstudvids.com
-R
Thank you for letting me know that!
Also I wonder if you know..is it required to have a landing page with a warning page, or can we just have them link straight to the main page? I see lots of sites have it and then some do not... :)
Thank you!
I saw that yours DO and i wondered.
welcome to GWW! :)
- jim
I think as a general rule of thumb. Its better to have a landing page that you agree to enter. Maybe thats just my opinion tho :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny
ps Welcome to the boards BTW!
Thank you for the info. I agree. Thats why I have one. I see that a lot of companies do. I was reading that a lot of sites lose traffic because people bounce off from the main page. But i was thinking...if someone takes the effort to go to the site...then clicking enter shouldn't be that big of a turn off. agreed?
i absolutely agree :)
Welcome to GWW!
If you're not going to have a landing page, at least label your site with the RTA label.
http://www.rtalabel.org/index.php?content=howtofaq
Good luck with your new site!
And keeping track of all those IDs and 2257 docs.
welcome to the forum!
As for a warning page, I have never once heard any legal case being swayed or won due to a warning page being in place. I have also NEVER heard of any legal requirement for this, nor any requirement from Visa / MC / other billers. On the flip side, I have seen solid stats that show that a warning page does increase bounce rates as only 60-70% of surfers bother clicking through to the main tour page. So, IMHO, don't do it!
cheers
Luke
I'm in agreement with you on that Luke. Warning pages have little to no import legally as to how it pertains to your website and also agree that there is nothing credible that shows warning pages reduces sign ups. Do it if you want, but I think it would SLIGHTLY do more harm than good.Quote:
Originally Posted by HunkyLuke
welcome to GWW , if you need some banners stuff.. just hit me up .. thanks :)