Conquer Club

I think conquer club needs to advertise because it would be a big hit.



Does anyone else think conquer club needs to advertise on other websites or advertise more if they are already advertising?

Lackattack does actually manage various ad campaigns over the internet. CC comes near the top of the list when key terms are used in a search engine. It also shows up in the sponsored ad box when certain terms are used. However, I guess the main mehtod of promotion is by word of mouth.

ManBungalow wrote: I guess the main mehtod of promotion is by word of mouth.

i would have to agree with word of mouth being the main "mehtod"... that is how i found this site and how many members of my clan found this site. real world friends passing this site onto others to enjoy... i have even been asked in coffee shops what i'm doing, and i'll scribble it down on the back of a biz card or a napkin and tell them to check it out. spread the word, this site is like a disease... but, like a good one... you know, the kind of disease that makes you end up on intervention... by the way, what is the over under on a junior member of the site showing up on intervention within the next calendar year?-0

A year ago there was like 30+ pages of games.

But then the fart arse's just had to get rid of flames wars.

Now there is like 22 pages of games.

I doubt if there is any correlation, but hey, you never know.

flabio wrote:A year ago there was like 30+ pages of games.

But then the fart arse's just had to get rid of flames wars.

Now there is like 22 pages of games.

I doubt if there is any correlation, but hey, you never know.

well CC did something about all those pages of games.
ever noticed that when you create a game that already exists in the same settings it asks you if you might want to join that one instead?
that made the list of all those useless games waiting shorter

owenshooter wrote:i have even been asked in coffee shops what i'm doing

I was about to ask if you always play CC and browse the forum when you're high, but then I realized you don't live here

I got on this site via Google bytheway.

karelpietertje wrote:that made the list of all those useless games waiting shorter

Ahhhh....

I have not tried to start a game in quite some time.

Still, the flame forum here was still top notch back in it's day.

owenshooter wrote:

ManBungalow wrote: I guess the main mehtod of promotion is by word of mouth.

i would have to agree with word of mouth being the main "mehtod"... that is how i found this site and how many members of my clan found this site. real world friends passing this site onto others to enjoy... i have even been asked in coffee shops what i'm doing, and i'll scribble it down on the back of a biz card or a napkin and tell them to check it out. spread the word, this site is like a disease... but, like a good one... you know, the kind of disease that makes you end up on intervention... by the way, what is the over under on a junior member of the site showing up on intervention within the next calendar year?-0

As ManB pointed out, the site is pretty easy to find if you're looking for an online version of something that is not at all like a certain Hasbro board game. I found it by searching for said game.

I was on C-SPAN owen, does that count?

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Right, as pointed out---Lack does a number of Google Advertisements, and our links are on a couple of websites throughout the internet. With the Affiliates program starting up, Lack has a log of affiliates to look through, which should also contribute advertising in a sense.

But indeed, one of the primary methods of of advertisement so far has been Word of Mouth, to relatives, friends, co-workers, schoolmates, etc.


--Andy

AndyDufresne wrote:Right, as pointed out---Lack does a number of Google Advertisements, and our links are on a couple of websites throughout the internet. With the Affiliates program starting up, Lack has a log of affiliates to look through, which should also contribute advertising in a sense.

But indeed, one of the primary methods of of advertisement so far has been Word of Mouth, to relatives, friends, co-workers, schoolmates, etc.


--Andy

And don't forget burger king. Our conqueror is on a lot of their commercials.

Right you are George.


--Andy