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Some of the biggest players in the Internet descended on the New York Hilton this week for OMMA, the Online Media, Marketing & Advertising show, and Snap was right there with them. After two grueling days of presenting Snap Shots to hundreds of attendees and meeting quite a few Snap Shot site owners, two things stood out:
In all, we were so busy that we hardly had time to take pictures, but here are few. Also, a special shout-out to Chase Billow of TarheelForum.com who not only drove hours to attend, but even volunteered to help set up when he saw that we weren't quite ready.
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Hey guys! Sorry for not coming on here and commenting earlier. I've been so busy between school and my many projects. A friend of mine was Googling my name for fun and found this. I actually signed up a couple weeks ago to be able to comment but only now have finally gotten around to logging in lol.
Anyway, I wanted to thank you guys first - thanks to Paul and everyone else I met at the OMMA booth (sorry, but I don't remember names ha). Thanks for the jacket, the t-shirt, the pen and I forget what else I got, but I really got treated there. I'd post some pictures of me and the jacket, but I don't have a camera right now. Just so everyone knows, these guys gave me this reallllly nice columbia zip-up fleece that has really come in handy lately. It had to have been expensive, so I really appreciate it. To me, it's characteristic of the culture you guys seem to have at Snap.
I also wanted to thank you for the mention of my site. Since the blog article I've had more snap bots on there than I can count lol.
The implementation of ads in Snap is a great idea - for both Snap and Google and I'm sure it'll be a good source of revenue, as well as an incentive for webmasters to use snapshots.
I do have a small suggestion since I'm here, and it just has to do with the size of the snapshots themselves. With the ads, the snapshot has gotten a little bulkier. To reduce this, I think the padding around the website shot could be deleted. The bar along the bottom of the snapshot could also get thinner - which I think could not only help reduce the size of the shot, but also make the shot look more "streamlined" and aesthetically pleasing overall. I also think the shot of the website itself could be less square. A rectangular shape (more horizontal than vertical) could help reduce size as well as add to the aesthetics.
Sorry, but I figured since I was here, I might as well go ahead and get my suggestions in. I know you guys are always open to opinions and are always trying to make snapshots better.
Again, I apologize for not commenting on here earlier but I didn't forget your generosity and I always have Snap in mind - even if I haven't logged in here in a long while. Take care everyone and thanks again.
- Chase