I actually thought of this idea while in advertising school. Oh well.
bob wan kim
· 10 months ago
RT @journik For a few more dollars... you can make flaps with different messages. Like the red ass flap pj's everyone wears for christmas
Missy
· 10 months ago
What about copyright issues? Someone came up with something similar to this for Twitter and now it is no longer in operation.
Can't recall the name though. Essentially people were grabbing tweets from people who didn't want their tweets placed on t-shirts.
Jeff Harmon
· 10 months ago
Thanks for the post, Adam. I will keep you updated as things continue to move forward.
Anyone who wants to get in the app without clicking "allow" can access it at http://statusking.net.
Andrew Deal
· 10 months ago
Just goes to show you the high market value of inanity even in tough times. Or should I say high "tweet trend" value?
Agitationist
· 10 months ago
Perhaps the single stupidest thing I have seen all week, and I've seen a lot. May I suggest an alternative: take $18 and burn it, then hit yourself in the crotch with a hammer. It's equally stupid, but at least you won't annoy anyone else.
azam
· 10 months ago
Interesting application. Too bad it's really not about thinking of the app first but getting more users ;). We've been getting a lot of requests lately about developing apps related to status updates. One thing to be careful is that Facebook is now monitoring what status updates an admin can send, even if users have agreed to it. Alot of random brands, as if this isn't a no brainer, would try to have their names spammed through people's status.
When dealing with such large masses as facebook, 'social media transparency' goes out there door and advertising again becomes a number game.
Liz
· 10 months ago
The application is pretty cool. I happen to know the guys that came up with it. Really inventive.
Neal
· 10 months ago
@Courtenay looks like some people are getting pretty clever with that photo...
I'd wear a tee with a funny status on it in an instant. No one else would have one like it. I'd just want it to be a tee with cute lines, not a boy's t-shirt style.
Will
· 10 months ago
"Status King reminds me of CNN’s option to get any headline on the site printed as a t-shirt, except it’s a lot more clever and more culturally relevant, at least if your friends use Facebook."
Ha, and a lot more likely to generate sales as well. Honestly, who would want a CNN headline as a t-shirt?
Designer
· 10 months ago
wow, great idea
Facebook Developer
· 6 months ago
Thats really intresting thing for change. but people usually love those ideas. Greate work from Facebook Application Developer
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Can't recall the name though. Essentially people were grabbing tweets from people who didn't want their tweets placed on t-shirts.
Anyone who wants to get in the app without clicking "allow" can access it at http://statusking.net.
May I suggest an alternative: take $18 and burn it, then hit yourself in the crotch with a hammer. It's equally stupid, but at least you won't annoy anyone else.
When dealing with such large masses as facebook, 'social media transparency' goes out there door and advertising again becomes a number game.
http://apps.facebook.com/status_king/status.php...
http://apps.facebook.com/status_king/status.php...
http://apps.facebook.com/status_king/status.php...
http://apps.facebook.com/status_king/status.php...
(http://www.pickmore.com/social-network/emoticon...)
Ha, and a lot more likely to generate sales as well. Honestly, who would want a CNN headline as a t-shirt?