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The purpose of this group is to collect and organise everything that helps to raise ipernity's popularity worldwide.
This is the prerequisite for attracting members who appreciate the group in the long term.
The administrative language of the group is English. However, contributions in all languages are welcome, as they can be translated with the help of our integrated translator DeepL.
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This is the prerequisite for attracting members who appreciate the group in the long term.
The administrative language of the group is English. However, contributions in all languages are welcome, as they can be translated with the help of our integrated translator DeepL.
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Bergfex clubA site that describes itself as 'a non-commercial photo sharing community, financed exclusively by membership dues without any intention of making a profit' could be very appealing.
raingirl club has replied to Michael-K clubPublic Relations club has replied to Michael-K clubA promotion if everyone recruited a new member ...
perhaps with the bonus of a "free" month per new paid subscription or similar, as that can be done "manually", I think.
[i'm sure the promo code already exists, maybe the idea could be pushed a little]
raingirl clubThat said, wonder if people logging out when not online, creating more activity on the login page, would be useful. Would have to be researched somehow.
Public Relations club✅ We have done everything necessary regarding meta-decription in our website code. The disadvantage is that our homepage is not encrypted. We cannot change this at the moment.
But where everyone can help: Every back-link improves our ranking on Google. In practical terms, this means that by linking images from your portfolio to Facebook from time to time, such backlinks are created. Google classifies ipernity as more relevant.
Just one example:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1771501023114950
Helpful: As aNNa Schramm does it.
Not helpful: the direct upload, like Sylvie Cocffic does, without backlink
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I SHOULD post the photo by copying the the url from the ipernity photo page and then it will show up as an image on facebook with the backlink.
I should NOT use the facebook 'Photo/Video' button to insert the photo.
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Is this correct?
Public Relations club has replied to raingirl clubUse the 'actions' menu to post pictures at facebook:
raingirl club has replied to Public Relations clubMarja Savonije has replied to Public Relations clubPublic Relations club has replied to Marja Savonijewirsberg club has replied to Public Relations clubcitation:
> Do not divert the use of the features proposed.
Content published on ipernity is chiefly destined to be viewed and used through the ipernity interfaces. Of course you may include some of your content in your blog or on your personal Web site. We terminate all accounts making use of ipernity as a mere host for files for services which have nothing to do with ipernity.
Starting from this paragraph, I guess that is _not_ welcome to use the sharing links to share photos in other platforms, even with backlink. Am I misunderstanding something? -
I am sharing photos now and then on the German railway-enthusiasts platform drehscheibe-online.de, and I'm not really sure if this is a good behaviour.
raingirl club has replied to wirsberg clubThe part you quote is, I believe, is probably old verbiage so that free accounts weren't taking up space on ipernity just as a storage area, and so if they were ipernity could delete the accounts. As we now have paid accounts and size use limits, this is obsolete - again in my view.
The team should confirm this - team?
In fact, your use of your photos you have posted here, especially when you use the backlink, is very helpful!
Public Relations club has replied to raingirl clubOne could certainly formulate the Guide of Good Conduct more clearly in this respect. However, in view of the large amount of work with high priority, we will refrain from doing so for the time being.
raingirl club has replied to StoneRoad2013 clubraingirl club has replied to Annalia S. clubIf the team hasn't already contacted you directly, I'll be sure they do so.
Public Relations club has replied to Annalia S. clubAs for Wikipedia: Wikipedia is an important thing. Many people search there first. The easiest thing would be to translate the German version. It is the most up-to-date and most thoroughly checked. You are also welcome to make suggestions for changes. Because a lot has changed since the last updates.
We would be very happy about your support and have pinned it under 5. Enzyklopaedias
I know I have for a few years only really put photos on Ipernity so I use them if I ever share even with family they get a link to the photo on Ipernity. I know I have been asked about the Ipernity group but have to leave it up to them to make up there minds where they go.
not an easy one to get right advertising I believe best is the free word of mouth and sharing links. I do know we have to go fishing but where....
raingirl club has replied to Steve Paxton clubAs to how to do effective advertising, that's what this group is all about. If you don't know what else you can do, take a look at all the discussions here (if you haven't already) and see if there's something that you feel you could contribute to, or are inspired by to add ideas.
Public Relations club has replied to Steve Paxton clubThere we can place advertisements for specific groups at a "payment per click" rate. This means: we only pay when a user clicks on our advertising. We can place target-group-specific ads at the appropriate times of day. All this is small 1x1. We just need to have the courage to dare to do it once.
Maybe we will have an internal competition for the best eye-catcher?
We also need the perfect landing page. Where do people get to when they click on our advertising image? Is that attractive enough? Do we already have such a landing page, or do we have to create it first? It is definitely not "Explore". Such a thing is very old-fashioned = dead boring.
By the way: what applies to Facebook applies to any kind of paid advertising.
Public Relations clubThe success is = zero.
Annalia S. club has replied to Public Relations clubraingirl club has replied to Public Relations clubPublic Relations club has replied to raingirl clubTo secure the future we need 1000
My point of view is that what you are doing is fine, your content is "chiefly viewed at ipernity", so sharing some of your content, now and then, is actually good to help get ipernity noticed.
What is not acceptable, "...making use of ipernity as a mere host for files...", that is, no activity at ipernity, only accessing the files to show on other platforms, especially when marketing and sales.
But indeed, in the wording that you quote, there is no mention that modest sharing on other platforms is acceptable, only stating ones own blog or web site. Maybe something to be revised.
How can I do this? I won't use Facebook unless absolutely necessary (sometimes work-related, about once a month). I won't touch Twitter and, apart from ipernity, the only other social media platform I use is LinkedIn. I don't see a reference here to Linkedin. Am I missing something? You all know it's a poweful tool. Is there a way we could somehow use its potential?
Public Relations club has replied to Andy Rodker clubSo you don't have to like Facebook at all. But by using it this way, we are advertising ipernity. If hundreds of Iperians do it, it's worth more than any paid advertising. That is why it is so important. We have to step out of the shadows into the light, no matter how.
Au Cœur... diagonalh… club has replied to Public Relations club"image that is linked to Facebook from an ipernity account"
Sorry but ...how to do that in fact ?
Au Cœur... diagonalh… club has addedmy FB account (last post) >
www.facebook.com/luc.m.martin
raingirl clubLinkedIn should go under 13. Social Networks (Facebook, MeWe, Twitter, . . . ). Can you please add a comment there? Then it can be listed and included in the discussion.
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