Adclicks Tips and Tricks
Fotki: Turn Album Browsers into Loyal Readers Fotki is a calm, photo-first community where people wander through albums, read short captions, and enjoy slow, focused browsing. That rhythm suits publishers because a reader arriving from an album is ready for a gentle hand-off, not a hard push.…
What Flickr Actually Is—and Why It Still Sends Readers Flickr is a photography community first, a social network second. It’s built around public photo pages, albums, groups, and a modernized “About” profile that showcases who you are and where else people can find you. The key for…
What Filmow Is—and why it still matters Filmow is not a standard social network. It’s a structured film catalogue and discussion hub built for viewers who treat movies as culture, not content. Users rate titles, maintain viewing lists, and most importantly for publishers, they comment — often…
What FilmAffinity Is—and Why Publishers Should Care FilmAffinity is a long-running film and series recommendation community built around user ratings, lists, and a “Movie Soulmates” engine that connects people with similar taste. It’s part database, part social network, and part film diary, with profiles, watchlists, and comment…
A quick primer on FetLife for publishers FetLife is a long-running social network for people interested in BDSM, kink, and related communities. It presents itself as a social platform rather than a dating app, with profiles, groups, events, and long comment threads driving most activity. The site…
The Nature of Fark and Why It Still Matters Fark is one of the internet’s oldest social news communities, built on a rhythm that never depended on algorithms or influencer culture. It’s a hub of user-submitted links, sorted by editors into daily categories that range from serious…
Leveraging Snipesocial for Website Traffic and Revenue Snipesocial – part of the Snipesearch network – is a unique social network built on openness and user freedom. Unlike algorithm-driven mainstream sites, Snipesocial offers a chronological, privacy-centric experience where content isn’t buried or boosted by secret formulas. For website…
Why Facebook Still Matters It’s easy to assume Facebook’s influence has peaked, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. With more than three billion active users, it remains the largest connected network on the planet — a digital city where audiences from every generation spend hours…
Experts-Exchange (EE) is a technical Q&A and expert community platform focused on information technology professionals. It was founded in 1996 and still operates today, supporting a blend of community-submitted questions, expert answers, and technical articles. Unlike many free Q&A sites, EE operates a subscription or reputation model.…
Dreamwidth is a social journaling platform built as a fork of LiveJournal. Users maintain “journals,” post entries, and join “communities” (group journals) to discuss topics of interest. Unlike ad-driven social networks, Dreamwidth has historically avoided advertisements. The platform supports paid accounts that unlock additional features but keeps…
