these guys a re definitely a facebook connect/fb connect for iphone integrated type of service. they knew where Peter’s interests lie and they’re pushing forward towards that direction, and secured themselves a cool $500k seed.

You sign up to their service to stop advertising products for free on twitter and facebook. Wish I’d get paid a cut for all the traffic I give to Apple, Google and Yahoo every time one endorses their brands.

Maybe they figured out a way to pay back for the publicity people give to all the brands, U Endorse, U get paid for that.

It reminded me of a little startup called DoubleClick, I think it was bought in cash by Google for the small amount of $3.1 billion, total lack of success

BWAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Logo kinda looks like “Odors”.

Also udorse could be:

u-worse
udorks

- AT&T

I just bought a classic Casio ((insert Udorse link in Casio)) watch… I love it. I endorse it.

Voice chat over the internet? weirdo…thats star trek stuff. I think there is potential for a simple text message, it shouldn’t be hard to do. Well the idea is out there for the grabbing, I’m just an idea person.

In fact, the failure rate is probably lower here, b/c there’s less VC financing, so we tend to try and make stuff that people want to buy right away. Maybe less big wins, but *way* less losers.

naw man…you should be able to like…punch in numbers…into your mobile device…and like…be able to do real time voice chat. sort of like skype, but without the computer…

even better…maybe a real time embedded device that works the same way, but permanently installed at your home location…function specific devices are the future!!!

What do you think?

I’m pretty sure they will allow you to comment on the purchase or the product before you publish it to the social graph.

Most people understand that the brands don’t give a crap about them and only care that stupid sheep sell the product for them and give them their hard-earned money.

The classic model is that key influencers ( movie stars, rock stars, etc ) get a bunch of free shwag and *hopefully* they wear it to an event, there by creating buzz for whatever product they are wearing.

It could be interesting to be able to accurately determine to which demographic a specific twitter user is a key influencer and then broker schwag from companies to the twitter user.

If they were smart, they would implement some of the anti-payola techniques used by radio stations. (eg. I’m going to give you 10 pieces of schwag and for $N dollars, I want you to twitter about 7 of them, any 7 you want )

Interesting idea, but I don’t think that long term there will be nearly as large a number of key influencers to target, and/or that the unit price of products successfully shilled will be large enough to justify a large enough commission to keep them out of the dead pool.

where twitter marketing is really successful is food, or some other impulse shopping experience. at the SD twitter meetup it’s actually amusing how quickly people respond to sushi dinner tweets.