Status - http://www.electric-scooters-info.com

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escooter

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• Sep 19, 2004

• #1

Please confirm this site was submitted over a month ago and offer a status update.

http//www.electric-scooters-info.com

http://dmoz.org/Home/Consumer_Information/Toys_and_Games/Scooters/

Thank You!

 

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• Sep 19, 2004

• #2

Looks like the link to our website didn't post properly. Here's a good link;

http://www.electric-scooters-info.com

Thanks!

 

donwiebe

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• Sep 24, 2004

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The submission has been received and is awaiting review. If you don't see it listed sometime in the next six months, please feel free to return for a status update on or after 24 March.

 

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• Mar 26, 2005

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Hello there,

It's been 6 months since I last checked the status of our site. I don't see any action on it. Can someone lend me a hand, por favor.

Thanks!

 

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• Mar 26, 2005

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It is waiting for review there. I strongly suspect it will be rejected; thus, if I could, I would place more emphasis than usual on my usual recommendation that you make your promotional plans for that contingency.

 

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• Mar 26, 2005

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It's a good site with tons of unique information. It's not an affiliate site. I would hope it doesn't get rejected. Do I have to wait another 6 months to find out the fate of this site?

 

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hutcheson

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• Mar 26, 2005

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You have a different concept of information than I do. I haven't seen such high-powered marketroiding since I last treated insomnia with a cable-channel infomercial.

 

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• Mar 26, 2005

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I think that means don't bother to wait 6 months to find out, just assume it is rejected and move on to more productive promotional strategies.

 

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• Mar 26, 2005

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high-powered marketroiding... that's creative. I wouldn't compare it to virtual hemeroids myself, but I do admit there is a sales component to the site. There are so many crappy scooters and scooter sites selling crappy scooters online, this site does it's best to warn people about them.

What sort of productive promotional strategies do you recommend for a high-powered marketroiding website like this? Anyone, Bueller... any and all suggestions welcome.

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• Mar 26, 2005

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What sort of productive promotional strategies do you recommend for a high-powered marketroiding website like this

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Well since clearly the DMOZ strategy is unproductive, anything else has to be more productive. I hear advertising on the back of buses and sponsoring welcome to the town centre signs is quite good - works for my optician at any rate.