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Here at Crenk we have been on Twitter since the start, but we have never really tried to push our Twitter account too much, we just let the growth happen organically. However, Im really wanting to try to build a community around our twitter account. At the moment we are getting very close to 1,500 twitter followers. I know this is nothing compared to Ashton Kutcher, but then again im not a movie star (well at the moment, lol).
Anyways, help us find more Twitter followers! Our account is www.twitter.com/crenk.
Here at Crenk we use Twitter on a daily basis and really try to interact with our readers. Yesterday we followed our 2,000 account on Twitter and then I noticed after hitting this milestone that we aren’t able to follow any more users. I wasn’t really too sure why this was happening so I posted a quick message on Twitter asking people why I cant follow any more people, and @richmulholland and @Neil_duckett replied to let me know that Twitter has a 10% rule once you reach 2,000.
Therefore if I want to follow more people on Twitter I need my followers to reach at least 1820 followers. Thus, I need your help! Please follow us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/crenk) and help us spread the word and get other people to follow us also.
Welcome to the Crenk Community News Archives. Here you will find a complete list of all the articles submitted to the Crenk Community News section.
Here at Crenk we have reached another milestone. Admittedly it isn’t the biggest milestone in the world but oh well. Crenk now has over 1000 followers on Twitter!!
Woohoo. If you aren’t already following us on Twitter than why the hell not! Follow us at www.twitter.com/crenk.
In the last couple of days Crenk has been fortunate enough to have been profiled on some of the top Wordpress galleries.
WeLoveWp – Crenk page
CSSbased – Crenk page
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Here at Crenk we are looking to build the community and discussions around web startups. If you have any questions or suggestions please get in touch.
UK based advertising network AdSmart, which also had its presence in India through its Delhi-based venture AdRevenue, has gone bust.
A source at AdRevenue informs Crenk that the closure of AdSmart won’t affect the business of AdRevenue, but the company will now operate under a new name, E-Spot Media Pvt Ltd.
There are obviously several sites that will now be out of pocket from this closure, such as Games2win who has already published an article about their loss.
If you have more information on the closure or have been using Adsmart please drop us a comment.
Armando Alves has put together a list of the top 150 Twitter users who blog about marketing and advertising and Crenk has made the list! Currently sitting at the 60th slot which is great. However, I’m not really too sure that we talk a lot about advertising and marketing, but guess sometimes we do. Anyways its great to be on the list!
Oh and make sure you follow us on Twitter! http://www.twitter.com/crenk
Everyday I have about 30 people start following Crenk on Twitter, but today I had a very interesting company show up. Tweetreplies is a new startup which sends twitter replies to your email address. I know there has been a lot of talk about this specific type of Twitter startup in the last week or so, especially with Twply.com. Unlike Twply (which sold for $1200 a few days after launching), Tweetreplies doesn’t require your Twitter username and password to actually operate. There are a lot people out there that have been talking about giving out their Twitter passwords to third party sites, so this is a great way to have a tool and not give up your password.
Some of you have already noticed that we have added a new advertising option into the sidebar. The services is provided by BuySellAds, and we are currently offering this direct advertising options (300 x 100px) for only $10 per month. There are currently 6 places on offer so be fast. We are hoping that this ad slot will allow startups get some extra promotion for a very cheap price. The stats for the site havent been updated yet, but as a startup you can expect a minimum of 40k ad impressions per month for only $10, bargain!
There hasn’t been a post on here for a few days so I thought I would just have a bit of a rant. Here at Crenk the theme of the site has changed several times in the last year. Currently for the last few weeks I have been thinking about re-branding the site and actually changing the theme again. This time I have thought against changing the site. My basic thought process was that a site like Crenk needs to improve to a certain level and then branding has more of an affect, but at the present size it is really more about content and basic usability of the site. I was wondering if this was the thought process of most blog owners or am I in the minority?
