July 8th, 2010 / 12:20 pm
Behind the Scenes
Roxane Gay
Behind the Scenes
Another Cool Idea
Some awesome literary projects have started this year like Submishmash and Vouched Books. I’m equally excited for LitSense, a collaborative advertising network for literary communities. I’m looking forward to learning more about this project. It would be great to see something like this take off. Advertising = money and money = good. Math!
Tags: advertising, literary communities, LitSense
I don’t understand it. Will you interview them?
I think I will. I’m curious about how this will all work. My very fragile understanding is that a bunch of literary organizations will approach advertisers as a block, using our collective page hits/views so ads will run on all member sites, etc. When I know more, the GIANT will know more.
another idea: a philadelphia small used bookstore / indie press distributor that specializes in poetry, coffee, and breakfast sandwiches called bacon, egg, and verse. because the breakfast sandwich is the greatest of all sandwiches.
I love that idea. If I lived in Philadelphia I would definitely shop/breakfast there.
Re: LitSense, I am tentatively excited. I don’t fully understand how it works, so I’m looking forward to that interview, Roxane.
classy ads
looking for investors for bacon, egg, and verse
Seems interesting, but as with everyone else here, there are more questions than answers when poking around at the site. And the links to wordhustler at the bottom of the page don’t particularly help that case.
Looking forward to what you dig up, Roxane.
I need to see a logo first.
Inspector Gadget time!
I don’t understand it. Will you interview them?
I think I will. I’m curious about how this will all work. My very fragile understanding is that a bunch of literary organizations will approach advertisers as a block, using our collective page hits/views so ads will run on all member sites, etc. When I know more, the GIANT will know more.
another idea: a philadelphia small used bookstore / indie press distributor that specializes in poetry, coffee, and breakfast sandwiches called bacon, egg, and verse. because the breakfast sandwich is the greatest of all sandwiches.
I love that idea. If I lived in Philadelphia I would definitely shop/breakfast there.
Re: LitSense, I am tentatively excited. I don’t fully understand how it works, so I’m looking forward to that interview, Roxane.
classy ads
looking for investors for bacon, egg, and verse
Seems interesting, but as with everyone else here, there are more questions than answers when poking around at the site. And the links to wordhustler at the bottom of the page don’t particularly help that case.
Looking forward to what you dig up, Roxane.
I need to see a logo first.
Inspector Gadget time!
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Yeah trying to figure this out too, so let us know over at Fanzine when you know. Thanks Roxanne.
Yeah trying to figure this out too, so let us know over at Fanzine when you know. Thanks Roxanne.