Thank you to everyone who has supported our site in recent months. At a time when all media and online communities are struggling, it really means a lot that you have supported us as things continue to get tougher and tougher.
Having listened to a lot of feedback, I’m trying to figure out better ways that I can insert our knowledge and passion for music into your everyday life. Seems most people just wanted us to dredge great records to the fore, so I’ve decided to trial a Facebook messenger bot where once a week (or maybe less often) I’ll recommend some music directly to you.
Wanted you to be the first to try it. Here’s the pilot bot that will be refined based on your feedback (and support from the guys at iampop) Redirecting...
Thanks again for your support
Sean
p.s. if you’re able to make a quick payment to support the site, you can do so here PayPal.Me or set up a small monthly payment on PayPal here https://bit.ly/2qrFI65
Its a pleasure to make a monthly donation, you should be really proud of this place, it means a lot to a lot of people. I would seriously miss it if it stopped, it is so different and welcoming compared to other online platforms.
No worries. Totally understand. It’s just a fancy modern way of doing a mailing list, so I thought I’d give it a go. Catch people where they live, etc.
Crash tested the idea by doing weekly recommendations on my personal Facebook and it seemed to go down pretty well
I registered for this but only got round to engaging with it last night. I like it - I picked ‘sad’ of the two options and you/it convinced me to give Ex:Re a go despite having no real intention of doing so (Daughter never clicked for me y’see). And here I am enjoying Ex:Re. Good start!
I clicked on the Redirecting... link and it popped me out of my browser and into Google Play to try and get me to install Facebook Messenger. So I’ll pass on that, thanks.
Will skip transfer my monthly sub across from Patreon to PayPal at some point.
What’s the financial viability of the site like, lately? Any thoughts on the archiving conundrum?