I was checking a thread of mine over at another site, and this popped up at the bottom. It's clearly an Everest for those in the know.
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I was checking a thread of mine over at another site, and this popped up at the bottom. It's clearly an Everest for those in the know.
There's that suggestive little JBL logo in the lower left corner. Clicking anywhere on the advert takes you direct to http://www.jblsynthesis.com
The fact that the thread is about my Synthesis® install is probably coincidence, but it's sort of cool to have the synchronicity nonetheless. :)
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Originally Posted by Titanium Dome
i wouldn't be sooo sure...
;)
google/microsoft/who ever seem to be getting really good at targeting internet marketing lately...
kinda scary IMHO....
:D
Well, at least they spelled Harman correctly!Quote:
Originally Posted by louped garouv
No flames meant to any of you ...
I just figure we may be the first defense in a thankless world ...
...in a world where Bose is more than just a 4 letter word!
You're scaring me Heather! I may have to start using a spell checker! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hjames
Anyone else see dead images on their website?Quote:
Originally Posted by Titanium Dome
http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/i...449&type=thumb
??? Converted triangle ???
No, but this messageQuote:
"Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)"
Nevertheless I found TiDomes thread - without "Hear it" advertisement.
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Peter
Here's a more complete view for posterity. It shows the link to my little site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoerninger
I got some dropped images at the Synthesis® site, too. It would be good to have the link work the first time. After all, visitors will judge your product by that first Web site impression.
Just got the bad request message also. Since advertising JBL products is so novel to Harman, maybe they didn't realize that effective marketing might just actually drive traffic to your site??? :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Titanium Dome
"Hey guys, look - it really works! We're getting so so many hits we can't accommodate them...Yay!!!" :rolleyes:
Talk about bad show for your flagship product line. You would expect them to have a working site, after all the online advertising they've been funding.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titanium Dome