Written Reviews Can Help Advertisers Improve Their Websites

Critiques have long been standard indicators for Hollywood movie makers, Broadway show producers and restauranteurs, but it’s not just the glitzy, the glamorous or the culinary artists that learn to sharpen their edges with critical feedback—Noobing advertisers can do it too.

And as a website Viewer in Noobing version 1.5, you can finally “spell it out” for the hard working Noobing Advertisers, in as much gross detail as you’d like (up to eight hundred characters each in two distinct criteria sections—“Products/Service/Info” and “Website Quality/Design/SEO”). Pick your specialties and hit ‘em with the specifics.

Your written website Review will give Advertisers thorough advice they can use to spiff up their site(s). Tell them to trim around the corners, tighten the sails, tuck-in their pajamas…whatever you think will help them to better represent their online products or services. That’s what effective advertising is all about.

What’s more is that each written Review can be voted upon by other Noobing Viewers. If you agree or disagree with a Review, you can give you’re thumbs up—or down. With Noobing’s new Review features, Advertisers get even more constructive feedback that they can apply toward improving their results.

Check out the new Reviews section after you provide your regular one-through-five star website rating, look for the “Reviews” button and type your opinions in the areas provided…hit “Save,” and you’re a Viewer turned Reviewer. To vote on a Review that’s already been posted, just use the accordion drop downs to view the posts, and then give your yea or nay.

Go ahead—help a Noobing Advertiser make the grade—and write your way into a position held by a growing line of website aficionados, connoisseurs and epicureans.

P.S. If a Review gets too many thumbs down votes (as in, voters don’t at all agree with said Review), then Noobing’s enforcement administrator will treat the Review as “baloney” and will, with courtesy, remove the offending entry from the system.