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Our sister site DivVoted let’s you vote for your favourite sites using the micro-blogging service Twitter. It’s a pretty popular site for those showing off their latest design, or looking for inspiration amongst the latest, greatest designs that have been voted for by the followers.

In order to pay the bills help other brands maximise their audience, we have now made Advertising on DivVoted.com even easier with the great (and simple to use) system from BuySellAds.com.

If you are interested in reaching over 10,000 unique, and loyal users (minimum) then hop on over to our advertising page. Adverts range from $20 buttons to full site and feed sponsorship.

If you have any direct questions you can drop us a line at hello {at} divvoted {dot} com. Thanks.

Thanks to the glorious current economic conditions, and the falling value of the pound against the US Dollar, we are, err, pleased to remind our US customers that this equates to almost a 15% discount on our pricing. That means all the usual great XHTML and CSS work for a *really great* price.

Submit your first job in our easy to use studio, and take advantage of better rates!

We’re pleased to see our Twitter based inspiration website is featured on the latest article at sixrevisions.com.

Check it out here!

Update!: We’re also being featured on the latest article at dezinerfolio.com

Next week it’s Future of Web Apps London (a great event from the team at Carsonified) and in order to jump on the band wagon celebrate the occasion we want to you to vote for your favourite web apps.

Jump over to the great little Twitter app - DivVoted.com - and follow the simple instructions to vote for your favourite most loved Web Applications. Vote every day and check back here where we’ll be blogging about more YoDiv and DivVoted related FOWA greatness as the event approaches.

There’s a great new post over at the OC Vision blog on the technology and thoughts behind the build of DivVoted.com.

If you’re interested in how we used Ruby on Rails, Twitter API, Media Temple and Cloud Computing to build the new Twitter Voting site DivVoted.com, check out this post.

http://blog.ocvision.com/2008/07/08/tweet-tweet-vote-wwwdivvotedcom/