BubbleComment. Puts The Power In Your Cam To Sound Off On Any Web Page!

by vtmiller | July 21, 2008 at 08:54 pm

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BubbleComment is a great new service that let's you add your two cents worth (in your own voice/video) to any website. It's pretty fun, addicting, and has some neat applications for blogging, and sales communication. Each message can be created and sent in just minutes - without any registration, or fees.

Go ahead give it a try! ..You don't even have to cut/paste any <embed> code...just hit record, and send the temporary link (or post) to your blog/website.

Here's how:

Simply provided the URL address of any web page you want to make a comment on.
Use our web-based web cam recorder to capture your personal video comment.
When done recording, we provide a unique URL you can use to share with others.

Uses:
    * Virtual sales presentations
    * Web development and/or design feedback
    * Inter-office business communications
    * Point out interesting webpage features
    * Fun comments to friends and family
    * Personally recommend interesting websites

Other notes of interest:

Comments are limited to 90 seconds, 200 playbacks, and expire in 30 days
Just added...Now you can simply click on our Bookmarklet anytime you come to a web page you want to create a Bubble Comment on, and then just start recording your!

Disclaimer: I'm working with the CEO/founder to market custom "bubble" solutions and promotion. Sister sites include: www.bubbleguru.com , www.bubblejoy.com , and www.bubbletestimonial.com

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Hi Amy,

I agree in principle with your comments, and yes, I am involved with this company/product. I guess I felt that posting innovative technology advancements on the world wide web - is worthy news. After all I think TechCrunch has made a very good business out of publishing 'news' about companies, and innovative thinkers like us.

With this said, I'd be happy to withdraw the post if a few more people chime in on this matter. My goal was to simply share information about a useful tool that active Internet users could take advantage of for free.

Perhaps, I may have overstepped my grounds and liberties to share news about something I'm involved with, but isn't that beauty of the web, social networking/commenting. The very thing that makes this country/world great - allowing others to share their thoughts openly, or move on? Besides... unless the users rank this post highly as a group, it will simply get buried and be forgotten. That's why I personally love this site, and the web today - it's a self policing model that allows us to process information and move on with our lives - focusing on more possitive and meaningful things.

I have enjoyed contemplating your comments, and as a respectful marketer myself, agree in part with your thoughts; but as a marketer, boy was I disspointed that you didn't at least visit www.bubblecomment.com and dump this page's URL into the system - and really let me have it in your own voice!!

At least we have both taken time to contemplate each other's thoughts, opinions, and perhaps connected on some strange level. BubbleComment is really about that - connecting with those you choose to share your thoughts with. So in the end, I think we have both won something for nothing - and I will re-consider how, and why I post 'technology news' and information on open forums in the future.

Thanks,

Chris

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Amy Judd

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at 10:31 on July 22nd, 2008

vtmiller, I wasn't sure what was newsworthy in this story. News should always be about posting current stuff - new things you've discovered. Please review What Makes News News.

This is just an ad for another website.

vtmiller

at 11:24 on July 22nd, 2008

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