Post by ||ADMIN GABBY|| on Jan 5, 2013 12:17:28 GMT -5
Hello all! You can now help us out by advertising and redeem points for it. Here's how:
Find sites you'd like to advertise on and use the code found in the thread "Our Ad" to post. Make sure you post in "first links" and use the appropriate version depending on what kind of code the site uses (jcink and invision free used HTML / DOHTML and proboards uses its own thing). If you're confused about this, feel free to ask in the cbox - and people are usually happy to help out on their own sites.
Once you have advertised on a certain number of sites (we give you five points per two sites) PM me with the links to the sites you advertised on! (Or another admin, but Gabby is generally in charge of advertising.)
Your ads can have whatever title or description you want in general, but this is what I generally use:
Subject: REWRITTEN CITY
Description: modernized classic lit/musical/myth
Additionally, I usually try to target the title based on what the site is. For example, on a Doctor Who site that did not have a description option, I made the title "REWRITTEN CITY {Sherlock, Shakespeare & More!}" because Doctor Who fans are often interested in Sherlock (b/c Moffat) and Shakespeare because there's been several Shakespeare-based episodes. This extra effort is in hope that it will attract more people, but it isn't nesseary.
Find sites you'd like to advertise on and use the code found in the thread "Our Ad" to post. Make sure you post in "first links" and use the appropriate version depending on what kind of code the site uses (jcink and invision free used HTML / DOHTML and proboards uses its own thing). If you're confused about this, feel free to ask in the cbox - and people are usually happy to help out on their own sites.
Once you have advertised on a certain number of sites (we give you five points per two sites) PM me with the links to the sites you advertised on! (Or another admin, but Gabby is generally in charge of advertising.)
Your ads can have whatever title or description you want in general, but this is what I generally use:
Subject: REWRITTEN CITY
Description: modernized classic lit/musical/myth
Additionally, I usually try to target the title based on what the site is. For example, on a Doctor Who site that did not have a description option, I made the title "REWRITTEN CITY {Sherlock, Shakespeare & More!}" because Doctor Who fans are often interested in Sherlock (b/c Moffat) and Shakespeare because there's been several Shakespeare-based episodes. This extra effort is in hope that it will attract more people, but it isn't nesseary.
