Worse, they might not even send people to your homepage.
When Techcrunch wrote up Twiddla, they linked directly to a meeting room that they'd created. So the first several thousand people got to see a horribly overloaded web conference, with everybody drawing at once.
Fortunately, we noticed it as soon as the article came out, so we were able to redirect traffic over to the homepage, but still the first dozen comments on the TC article were not very nice.
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Worse, they might not even send people to your homepage.
When Techcrunch wrote up Twiddla, they linked directly to a meeting room that they'd created. So the first several thousand people got to see a horribly overloaded web conference, with everybody drawing at once.
Fortunately, we noticed it as soon as the article came out, so we were able to redirect traffic over to the homepage, but still the first dozen comments on the TC article were not very nice.