UKNM: Viral Marketing raises its ulgy head (again)

[Chris Thomas]

Hi all!


Ok, I've been dying to have a crack at viral marketing so here's my 

attempt.


I've read everyone's opinions on UKNM very carefully, made notes*, 

discussed opt-in/out boxes with colleagues and friends, seen other 

people's attempts, threw together some little prototype examples (and 

won over everyone who tested them for me), thought about things until 

my ears bled**, put forward a good argument for my choices and 

reasoning to my managing director, and pinched ideas left right and 

centre.


After due care and consideration, I've decided to ignore all the 

stuff I didn't like, and just please myself and my own sense of humor.


What does everyone think... Oh, hang on a minute, rather than thinly 

disgusing this post as a topic starter, go here and play it:


http://computer-manuals.co.uk/ChallengeDan


Yes, it's Flash. Yes, you have to download about 370k. Yes, I want 

you to send it to your mates.


I'll let you all know how it's going, if enough people are 

interested. Please let me know if you think I've done something 

right, something wrong, or something stupid. Ta!


Chris.

 *this is a lie

**this is also a lie


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