VoxPop.tv - Express Your Opinion About All Things Pop Culture

VoxPop allows you to win prizes for playing their online games, voting on your favorite entertainment, sports, and fashion topics. You can either vote for your personal favorite, or, if your goal is to win the prizes, you can try and choose which of the choices will be the most popular amongst everyone voting. Each game is set up with rounds, so that you eventually pick your ultimate winner from the items presented. If you have the most points in the pool of people competing for the prize, you win. So, instead of voting for who will win the NCAA with brackets, you can play it with their logos, or with handbags, or Tom Cruise movies...Companies can submit their goods to be voted on as well, which may prove to be a good marketing strategy for them to see what people think about their new products. Also, if you want to buy the item you"ve selected out of all the other options, you can do that with a link from the site.

“VoxPop Network Corporation is an online entertainment company with headquarters in San Francisco, California.

This is a great marketing tool for businesses. People always enjoy playing online games, especially if they can win a decent prize. Building up points will encourage people to spend more time on the site and continuing to visit. It is all graphically pleasant to look at, and so people will want to spend more time on the site.

If the point system is based on the most voted choice, it wont secure accurate results from each person, and may just be the stereotypical result. Will companies want to know this data if it is not what people are actually wanting of the items shown? How will they make sure enough new games are being added to the site to keep users interested?