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A lot of the really big name websites use content locking to ensure audience participation. And, if you want to see what's on the site or access content, you have to take some kind of action such as sharing the page on Facebook or tweeting about it.
Other sites like Zulily, a shopping deals site also locks their content by forcing opt-in to the site newsletter before you can access the content.
Do you think this is a bully tactic to force interaction or smart marketing tactic to build email list and social signals?
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robertman11
I'm pretty sure require a tweet/like/etc before you can access the page is against the social media TOS. You should report them. Forcing website participation of any kind will get your site on my block list. I won't visit and I won't join. The same goes for the adblocker sites that require you to disable your adblocker. I'm pretty sure require a tweet/like/etc before you can access the page is against the social media TOS. You should report them.
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