I Got All These Friends...Now What?

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Okay, since the "friends" thing started on the forum, I got all these people
who want to be my friend. I'm flattered.

But now what?

I got this list of of friends that I have absolutely no idea what it's good for.

Is there a way to do a broadcast message to them to maybe tell them
about a cool site I just found or some marketing trick I just learned?

I honestly don't see the value of this feature. I certainly can't find any
way to make use of it...unless I'm just looking in the wrong place.

If anybody can help me out here (remember, I'm technically challenged)
I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks.
#friendsnow
  • Profile picture of the author Mike Williams
    Great question Steven and I'm anxiously awaiting an answer with you because I'm also technically challenged and I was wondering the exact same thing.
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  • Profile picture of the author indexphp
    You should contact them individually and start a friendship. Can anybody say "links"?
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  • Profile picture of the author summer07
    This is straight from the Forum FAQ page:

    "A friendship is a mutual, two-way relationship between two users. It is initiated by one user and accepted by the other."

    So whenever you "accept" the friendship, you're getting 2-way links to your profile page, which is linked to your Warrior Forum signature and blog, which are linked to your WSOs & blog posts, etc.

    No need to contact any of them individually. It's just lots of link juice for you! (that's a good thing! )
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    • Profile picture of the author Steven Wagenheim
      Originally Posted by summer07 View Post

      This is straight from the Forum FAQ page:

      "A friendship is a mutual, two-way relationship between two users. It is initiated by one user and accepted by the other."

      So whenever you "accept" the friendship, you're getting 2-way links to your profile page, which is linked to your Warrior Forum signature and blog, which could be linked to your WSOs & blog posts, etc.

      No need to contact any of them individually. It's just lots of link juice for you! (that's a good thing! )
      Ah, I see (said the blind man)

      Thanks for clearing that up. So I get link juice.

      Interesting.
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    • Profile picture of the author indexphp
      Originally Posted by summer07 View Post

      This is straight from the Forum FAQ page:

      "A friendship is a mutual, two-way relationship between two users. It is initiated by one user and accepted by the other."

      So whenever you "accept" the friendship, you're getting 2-way links to your profile page, which is linked to your Warrior Forum signature and blog, which are linked to your WSOs & blog posts, etc.

      No need to contact any of them individually. It's just lots of link juice for you! (that's a good thing! )
      Ummm... ok.

      Not alot of link juice there. You'd be much better off individually swapping links (in addition to the friend-thingy if that's even viable), but what do I care what you do.
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  • Profile picture of the author Anthony Smith
    Steven,

    I see where you are coming from, and would have to agree, it would be great to be able to mass email friends with your info and what have you. Otherwise i suppose 'link juice' is sufficient for now. Maybe someday!
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