Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Momentum Builds
Good News Again! Seems that just about every day, something new and wonderful emerges from eVolution. Today is no exception.
I've been given the pleasure of being one of the first 300 members to see a just-released video featuring Mark Davies as he interviews two of the top recruiting members of Evo. Talk about exciting. This video will spike your adrenalin and incite a riot of advertising to get members in before July 15, 2007. I'm advising you all to double, triple, hell through caution to the wind and set up a massive mailing to anyone and everyone you know, or have connection to. Get your prospects to view this video and watch as your memberships grows. I anticipate a greater surge will flow in within the next few days and I want us all to be there, reaping the benefits.
And so, team, here without further ado is the link to the video that will rock your world, and the worlds of your prospects.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8_pmE8U4O4
Prepare for the eVolution of online gaming and be assured you are well on your way to being in the right place at the purrfect (lol) time.
Camille Thomson
p.s. I'm so jazzed that I can hardly contain myself. Look out world eVolution Day is near!
I've been given the pleasure of being one of the first 300 members to see a just-released video featuring Mark Davies as he interviews two of the top recruiting members of Evo. Talk about exciting. This video will spike your adrenalin and incite a riot of advertising to get members in before July 15, 2007. I'm advising you all to double, triple, hell through caution to the wind and set up a massive mailing to anyone and everyone you know, or have connection to. Get your prospects to view this video and watch as your memberships grows. I anticipate a greater surge will flow in within the next few days and I want us all to be there, reaping the benefits.
And so, team, here without further ado is the link to the video that will rock your world, and the worlds of your prospects.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8_pmE8U4O4
Prepare for the eVolution of online gaming and be assured you are well on your way to being in the right place at the purrfect (lol) time.
Camille Thomson
p.s. I'm so jazzed that I can hardly contain myself. Look out world eVolution Day is near!
Monday, June 11, 2007
E-Play Selling Points
I know the first time I heard of Project E-Play, I was a bit skeptical. So, for all you that have read this and feel the same way, I'd like to fill you in on some of the selling points of Project E-Play.
Project E-Play is the conglomeration of three niche markets, each able to sustain on their own.
1. Social Networking: Show me a marketer NOT listed on any of the multitude of Social Network sites and I'll show you a person not willing to build their business or their reputation. And if asked, what is the first name that comes into your head when you are asked about this phenomenon. My bet is either " MySpace" or YouTube" will pop up. Are you aware that of the most popular hits online, currently Social Networking sites claim over 90% of the visitors. These sites are becoming the next-best thing to a conference call. Like-minded people can meet, greet, brainstorm, and increase their memberships simply by designating a common location to gather. Their own "community" so-to-speak. These groups are flourishing online and there is no sign to indicate otherwise.
2. Online Casual games industry. Wow, who are we trying to kid here, folks. From poker rooms to puzzle-solving, this niche is in the early stages of explosion. The popularity of person2person game interaction has surprised everyone. And this trend is expected to get larger, more competitive and more diverse. Already some progressive sites are combining social interaction with gaming. Basically just glorified chat rooms where you are able to visit while you play computer-based games. Fact is, the company behind Project E-Play combined these two aspects long before others jumped on the bandwagon. The overwhelming difference in the two types of site is the best selling point Project E-Play puts forth. Their idea is......
3. The linking of social marketing, gaming and a multi-level-marketing payplan embedded in the project. This action gives ordinary people like you and me, the opportunity to build an income derived from the sum of the three niches. It is that bottom line that will separate Project-E-Play from their competition. Everyday, individuals will begin to prosper, finally tasting the sweet reward of "being in the right place at the right time".
I'm afraid I cannot be any clearer on the payplan structure but that information is being kept quiet by the planners until the official pre-launch event on July 15, 2007.
Our team, THIS team has been granted sneak peaks in the past and already many members have the groundwork established. We will all prosper as a team. Take advantage of your opportunity and gather those around you, build a strong team. Work together, work hard. Don't miss what is being handed to us.
Feel free to contact me, should you wish to discuss this golden opportunity. My contact information is noted and I am eager to meet you all.
Camille Thomson
www.thecurioscat.com
satisfaction@inmail24.com
kctmn2@sympatico.ca
curioscat49@yahoo.com
Project E-Play is the conglomeration of three niche markets, each able to sustain on their own.
1. Social Networking: Show me a marketer NOT listed on any of the multitude of Social Network sites and I'll show you a person not willing to build their business or their reputation. And if asked, what is the first name that comes into your head when you are asked about this phenomenon. My bet is either " MySpace" or YouTube" will pop up. Are you aware that of the most popular hits online, currently Social Networking sites claim over 90% of the visitors. These sites are becoming the next-best thing to a conference call. Like-minded people can meet, greet, brainstorm, and increase their memberships simply by designating a common location to gather. Their own "community" so-to-speak. These groups are flourishing online and there is no sign to indicate otherwise.
2. Online Casual games industry. Wow, who are we trying to kid here, folks. From poker rooms to puzzle-solving, this niche is in the early stages of explosion. The popularity of person2person game interaction has surprised everyone. And this trend is expected to get larger, more competitive and more diverse. Already some progressive sites are combining social interaction with gaming. Basically just glorified chat rooms where you are able to visit while you play computer-based games. Fact is, the company behind Project E-Play combined these two aspects long before others jumped on the bandwagon. The overwhelming difference in the two types of site is the best selling point Project E-Play puts forth. Their idea is......
3. The linking of social marketing, gaming and a multi-level-marketing payplan embedded in the project. This action gives ordinary people like you and me, the opportunity to build an income derived from the sum of the three niches. It is that bottom line that will separate Project-E-Play from their competition. Everyday, individuals will begin to prosper, finally tasting the sweet reward of "being in the right place at the right time".
I'm afraid I cannot be any clearer on the payplan structure but that information is being kept quiet by the planners until the official pre-launch event on July 15, 2007.
Our team, THIS team has been granted sneak peaks in the past and already many members have the groundwork established. We will all prosper as a team. Take advantage of your opportunity and gather those around you, build a strong team. Work together, work hard. Don't miss what is being handed to us.
Feel free to contact me, should you wish to discuss this golden opportunity. My contact information is noted and I am eager to meet you all.
Camille Thomson
www.thecurioscat.com
satisfaction@inmail24.com
kctmn2@sympatico.ca
curioscat49@yahoo.com
Sunday, June 3, 2007
Sign Of The Times
Are you one of the millions who are interested in online casual games? If so, this blog will be of interest to you. You see, here I am going to introduce you to how to enhance your fun and increase the entertainment value of gaming online.
Before releasing the details, I think you might be interested in some very real facts that circulate around the casual game industry. Many of the top experts in casual gaming have claimed 2007 will be The Year Of The Online Game. In fact, a few have even whispered that this will give online gaming the same stature as televisions, oh, say, 100 years ago.
Rightly so, as where else do you find an audience so devoted they are willing to forfeit sleep and eating? This audience will continue to grow, drawing more loyal, habitual and eager players from every walk of life. Hitwise’s Sandra Hanchard writes that, in the Asia-Pacific region, more than one in five visits in the entertainment category are to a gaming site. Well, it’s closer to a quarter:23.86 percent of visits were to online gaming sites, dwarfing multimedia sites’ 12.12 percent, and movies’ 5.92 percent.
“While we’ve seen the recent explosive growth of YouTube and video sharing,” says Hanchard, “it would seem that the online Games industry is deserving of more attention by marketers and advertisers given its prominence in website visits.”
Susquehanna Financial Group (SFG) agrees, and recently reported that just 16 percent of the international audience has been penetrated, in terms of online advertising. In the US and Europe, it’s more like 50 percent, but the Internet is evolving rapidly as a world market, and games transcend languages and cultures.
So what we have here is a world market, hardly served in terms of advertising, that comes back to these few sites day after day and spends hours per session at them. As noted earlier this week, the future is in time spent, not in page views. A virtual billboard along a virtual street will become prime real estate.Before going into details and background of Evolution Day, I thought it would be pertinent to share with all of you some information about the casual games industry and why many industry experts feel that 2007, will be The Year Of The Online Game!
Dayparting, an advertising term that labels specific audiences that watch or listen to specific programs at specific times of the day. Ever wonder why all those cheesy ambulance-chaser injury lawyers advertise during late night court shows? Or how commercials showing when Oprah is on, all favor the female audience? It's dayparting that typifies what you see when.
Getting the right people to watch at the right time as they are delivered the right advertising content is monitored by online gaming PR departments. Online sites are watched and by tabulating viewers by time and length, programmers can manipulate content for the best results. Hitwise has concluded that US visitors to IamGame.com spend nearly two hours a session, where as BrainKing visitors spend a bit less, an hour and a half.
Pogo, Hitwise says, is leading the way for this market by pulling in on average, 11% of the US visitors, while Yahoo Games does roughly 7%.
The need to use this percent information is becoming more and more necessary. Soon the internet will be ranked in the same way television and radio shows are ranked. Now, according to Susquehanna, the internet accounted for 25% of total media consumption in 2006, but in reality only 6% of total advertising dollars were spent there. The projected total spent on advertising is expected to rise to 12% by 2011.
Furthermore Susquehanna predicts gargantuan growth in online gaming. In 2005, only $56 million was spent advertising online gaming. The trends show that, on average, there is a 70%/year growth which will skyrocket reaching $1 billion by 2010. Because of this, 2007 is fast becoming the ideal time for online marketers to "jump on board". Time, as they say, will tell.
Top US gaming sites/average time spent on site.
1. http://www.pogo.com/2. Yahoo! Games3. http://www.runescape.com/4. Yahoo! Games Downloads5. MSN Games6. http://www.neopets.com/7. http://www.gamefaqs.com/8. Miniclip Games9. Addicting Games10. Yahoo! Fantasy Sports
Hitwise's Top Online sites/market share
1. http://www.iamgame.com/2. http://www.brainking.com/3. Hogwarts Live4. Eternal Kingdoms5. Hogwarts Extreme6. Cyber Arcade World7. Gothador8. Gang-Wars9. Game Bonus10. The Pokemon Crater
The article above was taken from a report on, WebProNews an iEntry.com publication --http://www.ientry.com/
Before releasing the details, I think you might be interested in some very real facts that circulate around the casual game industry. Many of the top experts in casual gaming have claimed 2007 will be The Year Of The Online Game. In fact, a few have even whispered that this will give online gaming the same stature as televisions, oh, say, 100 years ago.
Rightly so, as where else do you find an audience so devoted they are willing to forfeit sleep and eating? This audience will continue to grow, drawing more loyal, habitual and eager players from every walk of life. Hitwise’s Sandra Hanchard writes that, in the Asia-Pacific region, more than one in five visits in the entertainment category are to a gaming site. Well, it’s closer to a quarter:23.86 percent of visits were to online gaming sites, dwarfing multimedia sites’ 12.12 percent, and movies’ 5.92 percent.
“While we’ve seen the recent explosive growth of YouTube and video sharing,” says Hanchard, “it would seem that the online Games industry is deserving of more attention by marketers and advertisers given its prominence in website visits.”
Susquehanna Financial Group (SFG) agrees, and recently reported that just 16 percent of the international audience has been penetrated, in terms of online advertising. In the US and Europe, it’s more like 50 percent, but the Internet is evolving rapidly as a world market, and games transcend languages and cultures.
So what we have here is a world market, hardly served in terms of advertising, that comes back to these few sites day after day and spends hours per session at them. As noted earlier this week, the future is in time spent, not in page views. A virtual billboard along a virtual street will become prime real estate.Before going into details and background of Evolution Day, I thought it would be pertinent to share with all of you some information about the casual games industry and why many industry experts feel that 2007, will be The Year Of The Online Game!
Dayparting, an advertising term that labels specific audiences that watch or listen to specific programs at specific times of the day. Ever wonder why all those cheesy ambulance-chaser injury lawyers advertise during late night court shows? Or how commercials showing when Oprah is on, all favor the female audience? It's dayparting that typifies what you see when.
Getting the right people to watch at the right time as they are delivered the right advertising content is monitored by online gaming PR departments. Online sites are watched and by tabulating viewers by time and length, programmers can manipulate content for the best results. Hitwise has concluded that US visitors to IamGame.com spend nearly two hours a session, where as BrainKing visitors spend a bit less, an hour and a half.
Pogo, Hitwise says, is leading the way for this market by pulling in on average, 11% of the US visitors, while Yahoo Games does roughly 7%.
The need to use this percent information is becoming more and more necessary. Soon the internet will be ranked in the same way television and radio shows are ranked. Now, according to Susquehanna, the internet accounted for 25% of total media consumption in 2006, but in reality only 6% of total advertising dollars were spent there. The projected total spent on advertising is expected to rise to 12% by 2011.
Furthermore Susquehanna predicts gargantuan growth in online gaming. In 2005, only $56 million was spent advertising online gaming. The trends show that, on average, there is a 70%/year growth which will skyrocket reaching $1 billion by 2010. Because of this, 2007 is fast becoming the ideal time for online marketers to "jump on board". Time, as they say, will tell.
Top US gaming sites/average time spent on site.
1. http://www.pogo.com/2. Yahoo! Games3. http://www.runescape.com/4. Yahoo! Games Downloads5. MSN Games6. http://www.neopets.com/7. http://www.gamefaqs.com/8. Miniclip Games9. Addicting Games10. Yahoo! Fantasy Sports
Hitwise's Top Online sites/market share
1. http://www.iamgame.com/2. http://www.brainking.com/3. Hogwarts Live4. Eternal Kingdoms5. Hogwarts Extreme6. Cyber Arcade World7. Gothador8. Gang-Wars9. Game Bonus10. The Pokemon Crater
The article above was taken from a report on, WebProNews an iEntry.com publication --http://www.ientry.com/
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