Post: #1

I get it. I don't really want people to know I use pheromones because of the social stigma associated with it, especially the girls I'm attempting to get with.

So how can I get people to sign up and be a part of the social media community like google+, facebook and twitter? I would like the community feedback so social media is associated with the store for SEO purposes, but at the same time respecting your privacy.

Post: #2

be good do good.

If you're naughty go to your room,
if you wanna be naughty go to mine!

Post: #3

Hey Steve,

That's the reason I'm yet to follow you on Twitter. It might be possible to create a private group through Facebook invisible to any one outside (while still maintaining a regular one for stumbling laymen and those who don't care what their friends see.) Or alternatively you could create a "alternative brand" and post everything with as many acronyms possible. I'm sure noone (other than pherotruth members) would give much notice to a post from "DJ PXS" saying that "I've got a new mix coming out guys. It's heavy in Beta Androstenol and will make everyone round feel great. You know what I mean!!" That's pretty ridiculous, but it would prompt us to check out your site or official page for more details. It would also give you a good outlet for all that disc jockeying you surely do.

Fin.

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Aaaaand I've just googled SEO; I'm not sure either of the above ideas are suitable.

Post: #4

I think the word "Pheromone" is the problem.
If it was just "XS" or "Steve Osborn", I would def follow (as long as there are no half-nude women too).

Just imo

Post: #5

Just use traditional perfumer's technology. Talk about "musks" or "base notes" rather than pheromones. I mean, I suspect that some traditional musks actually are pheromones, albeit weak ones. Is it a coincidence that classic musks like civetone and muscone can assume a steroidal conformation?

Post: #6

Appreciate all the feedback. I changed both Twitter and Facebook to DiscoverXS