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LinkMyFan.com a division of Artemis Energy Holdings, Inc. Stock Symbol ARTT updates Right Now Layout for Individual Post Page
Link My Fan, a Social Networking Content Management Platform, has updated its layout to the individual Right Now Post. Each Right Now post displays in the Right Now Feed of Link My Fan. When a visitor clicks on the word “Share” under that post they are taken to the individual page for that post. The new layout now displays the video when the member includes one. In addition, if the member does not include a Link or News Story but does include multiple pictures the first five pictures are displayed.
The purpose of the update was to make the individual Right Now Post page more engaging and appealing by having the Video and Pictures more visible. Each Right Now Post on the individual page has its own SEO friendly URL and share features through ShareThis. The benefits of the Right Now Post ShareThis feature is unlike other Social Networking sites that require you to sign in to see content because Link My Fan does not require a sign in. As a result Link My Fan Right Now posts can be shared to outside Social Sites and Book Marking sites which provides for each members post to have a much wider reach.
Link My Fan launched the new Right Now on July 28th, 2013 and has seen the posts evolve from members. Austin Crye of Link My Fan stated “ We are seeing the Right Now posts evolve into what Members want to utilize them for. We are seeing Artists do posts that include pictures, a video, audio file description and a link. Other members are using Right Now as their Blog. Using the Right Now as a blog was not the intention when we first launched but it makes perfect sense. What we did was increased the number of characters to 6000 to appeal to bloggers.”
To view Right Now in Link My Fan go to http://rightnow.linkmyfan.com to see individual posts in Right Now and share them to other Social Sites click on the word Share under the Post you want to view on its single page and you can share it from there.
When you see a Member you want to Refer to someone simply click on the Refer Me and write to whom you want your Refer Me. Refer Me’s can be sent to Members on Link My Fan and Non- Members. To Join Link My Fan is free. You can Join with your Facebook or Twitter Login Credentials.
Link My Fan is a division of Artemis Energy Holdings, Inc. Stock Symbol ARTT.
Disclaimer
About Artemis Energy Holdings, Inc. ARTT: Artemis Energy Holdings, Inc. owns and operates TransWorldNews.com, LinkMyStock.com, WooEB.com and LinkMyFan.com. Artemis Energy is focused on the development of monetized internet based web products that increase brand awareness of both private and public companies through its press release distribution site TransWorldNews.com and its Financial Networking Platform LinkMyStock.com. Artemis Energy Holdings, Inc, is looking to increase membership through artists, celebrities, athletes, and brands in an effort to attract their customers and fan base through LinkMyFan.com..
Artemis Energy Holdings, Inc. is continuing to develop new applications and services to increase the interactive capabilities between businesses on these platforms and their audience.
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