I was curious as the the recent increase of forum members and thought it may be due to people searching for pheromones on google. I typed in some key words about pheromones and no matter what I put in I couldn’t even pull up androtics.
I know their focus isn’t on advertising and they seem backlogged at times, but it would be a good strategy to increase sales and get this company to be the leader in pheromone products.
The most common product to pull up are luvessentials, Pherlure, and Love Scent. Athens Institute also shows in most searches.
I don’t agree, when i search on google, i always find my own posts, it is starting to become a problem. was hoping that nobody would know about my “internet life”, i’m thinking of asking Jasmin to change my name on pheromonetalk.com to keep my private life intact.
Which is why so many of us use pseudonyms/aliases/etc. The internet can get pretty darn “public.” Many warnings out because of problems with places like myspace etc.
Luvessentials is just Stone Labs operating under their more retail-orientated umbrella.
Both Michael and I have posted about that several times on the forums here.
The products are of the same high standard, and are identical to those you may have bought either directly from Stone Labs or one of their affiliates (Love Scent) under the monicker of PCC for the ladies (Temptress under Luvessentials), Alter Ego for the men (Swept Away - same name for women’s version etc. etc.) and their service is first-class.
I get Androtics coming up a LOT when I use Google to browse “Pheromones” and believe me, back in May 2006, Androtics and Smartmones did not come up on ANY search engine, and most of us who have been here from that time, or a bit earlier, were brought over here simply because our fellow friends from Love Scent directed us here.
Glad to know things are progressing. I have not been here that long, and wish the best for this company. I realy would like to see them in the top of every search.
I can tell you my silly story of what brought me to pheromones.
My kid brother received a Ripley’s Believe It or Not! book from one of our cousins this past Christmas, and I was sitting on the couch in front of the tree late Christmas Eve, flipping through it. I got to the science section and came upon the Oxytocin study that led to the development of Liquid Trust. I stared at it. “No way,” I thought. “This couldn’t possibly work.”
I Googled “Liquid Trust” that evening and soon found Androtics–I spent the wee hours of Christmas morning reading my eyes out and learning all about pheromones. It didn’t take me long to realize that Liquid Trust was kind of a longshot and not likely to garner any real results, but I’ll always be grateful to that Oxytocin study and the fact that it was printed in that book, because it led me to Androtics and Love Scent.
