Intently

Adblocker meets Pinterest to replace ads with inspiration

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Adblocker meets Pinterest to replace ads with inspiration

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Launch tags:Web App•Chrome Extensions•Ad Blockers

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The Pitch

I've loved this product ever since I installed it a few weeks ago. It's a no-brainer; instead of ads I hate I get inspirational messages and images that I love. And it works across social feeds and my browsers. I've started curating my content more as well so I can align my inspiration to my mood and goals. I would love for Intently to add a one-click social share because so much of the content they serve is ideal for my personal stream. I'm excited to see where this product goes and I thank the Intently team for creating something that really makes me happy and improves my digital, and physical, experience!

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@ak_launchleader Glad you're loving Intently! Can I clarify your question a bit? We have the option now to easily share an Intently image on Facebook when it shows in your stream. How would you like to be able to share it? cc: @johnny_chan and @kyle_murphy

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@ak_launchleader Thanks for the feedback Ashok! Appreciate your support!

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10yr ago

The Pitch

@intentlyceo Entrepreneurial salute to you and the team!

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10yr ago

The Pitch

@katieweiler @johnny_chan @kyle_murphy I think I missed this feature! Maybe just add the Twitter, IG and Pinterest share buttons and that would be even better ;) One click from the Intently image to share.

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@ak_launchleader thank you for the feedback and suggestions! More integrations are in motion. :)

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10yr ago

LOVE intently. it's like turning online ads into an interactive vision board that follows me everywhere online. highly recommend trying it for just a week and seeing what happens. (it hooked me.)

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@andydrish Intently Love You! Thanks for your support!

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10yr ago

Love this product! The use case appears subtle but the way the product leverages behavioral psychology principles makes the effect over the long run pretty profound. I think pretty much all my friends just give this product a spin and feel the positive affects roll in.

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@max_marmer Thanks Max Appreciate your support!

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10yr ago

Intently is awesome. This is for anyone who thinks their own dreams should be advertised at them like brands advertise at them to get a product. Instead of wanting a new expensive pair of shoes, your real life gets better. Pretty great concept.

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@dylan_spartz Thanks for your support!

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@dylan_spartz Bingo. David Foster Wallace observed about ads: "It did what all ads are supposed to do: create an anxiety relievable by purchase." How about, "It did what what all ads are supposed to do: align an intention achievable by action." Yes? Yes.

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10yr ago

Deveo

As a marketer, this makes me sad. As a consumer, and user of the interwebs, I love it :) Would love a feed option for quick image curation.

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@matt_aunger Hey Matt! - I get it I'm a marketer as well, used to run a ad agency. Our future vision for Intently is to open 10% of the inventory for user opt in ads. We see display becoming a opt in experience controlled by the user. A lot has to happen before we get there like tons of users and agreements with publishers and thats where we're headed. Imagine a world where a pregnant mom can opt into a feed for baby products that meet certified safety standards, a environmentalist can opt into ads from sustainable companies, or a mountain biker can opt into ads for a new bike. We feel this approach will give marketers access to highly engaged consumers. It will also create a world where consumers have a vote on how companies behave by their opt in preferences. As far as image curation. You can search for images anywhere on the web that inspire you then open the image and click on the Green "i" button to intend it and add it to your Intently channel. You can also right click any image on the web to add to your Intently. Let us know if you have any other questions, appreciate your support!

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10yr ago

Deveo

@intentlyceo Ah that's awesome! Love the direction there. Didn't realise about right clicking images on the web! Thanks :)

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@matt_aunger the feels are real. ;) They point to a misalignment. You shouldn't have to feel different as a marketer and as a consumer. How do we align those roles? That's one of the questions we set out to solve. If we do our job correctly, then in due time, you'll say, "as a marketer, I love it. As a consumer, and user of the interwebs, I love it." :)

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10yr ago

WeAreLATech for iPhone

Been using Intently forever, LOVE IT. It makes the web a place of positive inspiration no matter what site I'm on. The images they display are modern and awesome, not cheesy and web 2.0. It's amazing. I customized it to all my interests and have ALWAYS seen images I totally dig. I'd say the intently team is doing an epic job.

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@espreedevora Love hearing that! Appreciate the support and acknowledgement!

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@espreedevora the hierarchy of an entrepreneur's needs: food, water, feedback. Thank you! :) The community keeps us going.

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10yr ago

WeAreLATech for iPhone

@johnnychan @katieweiler the Intently team is on point with your social engagement! TY

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

Thanks for the hunt @mubashariqbal! Intently is the adblocker that we all wonder why no one had thought of. Overlay banner ads with the images you want to see instead. Some people like looking at cats, others like inspirational images. Whatever you like, we know that by replacing the 200+ ads you see a day with your content instead of ads, your browsing experience is drastically improved.

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10yr ago

@katieweiler @mubashariqbal I've seen something like this long time ago. Even searched for it, it's called adlesse) http://adlesse.com/ not sure if it's alive and active now..

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10yr ago

Intently

Maker

@seobaby I've never heard of them! I'll have to take a look at it.

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10yr ago

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