From the ListensToYou user forum

Make updating preferences easier in real time. Go to someone like Conduit in short term- have them create a toolbar for you - that way users have one-click access to your resources. Also paves the way for better ad network integration (cookie based ad targeting growing obsolete - pave way for next generation browser-ad network integration via xml etc).

Posted by : Mark81295  

Posted date : 06-19-2008 10:35:22 am

Replies

Mark - you are right on point with your suggestion. It makes total sense to have a browser plug-in or toolbar to allow people to update preferences as they occur (see an ad you like, add that type/brand/product to your listenstoyou profile). We had considered this as a long-term play, but had not considered Conduit to do this in the short-term. Your feedback really helps - thanks! If you have more suggestions, you can always post on the forum or email to info@listenstoyou.com. I get all of those messages. David

Posted by:LTY David  Posted date:06-19-2008 12:33:35 pm 

if you can figure out how to do it, it would be great to single out ads that I don’t want to see again (on the page I see them) - and have that preferenced apply to all partner sites. I only want to see relevant ads, from relevent companies. Its ok to show me ads from companies I haven’t ranked but let me tell you if I’m interested or not when I see the ad. 

Posted by:tmc2k  Posted date:06-20-2008 12:46:49 am 

tmc - another great piece of feedback. I should point out to the ListensToYou community that this type of interaction is VERY helpful to us. I would really like to have not only registered ListensToYou users be able to give feedback on particular ads - as you mentioned - but also to let anyone give the feedback and have it initiate registration for those that are not current users. We’d like to continue discussing these ideas and the technical execution of them, so please keep up the forum posts or send me an email: info@listenstoyou.com

Posted by:LTY David  Posted date:06-20-2008 08:42:33 am