Edit Optimisation add a Forum to the Universal Playback Website, Encouraging Conversation Amongst its Members

    LONDON, ENGLAND, February 27, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Universal Playback are specialists in cult TV and their website is home to a huge amount of titles spanning many years of television. Edit Optimisation have recently worked with Whole Hog Design to set up a new member's forum on the Universal Playback website. This is exciting news for any fans of retro, cult or unusual television. It provides a place where viewers can share their interests and find new information about their favourite programmes. After working closely alongside Universal Playback, Edit Optimisation have managed to present a clearly designed site with competitions, a store, news of the latest releases and plenty of information about TV shows both past and present.

Many TV programmes have attracted a large cult following over the years and Edit Optimisation have ensured the Universal Playback site caters for this. Any visitors with a love for a particular show now have a very good chance of finding extra information about it on this website. It is also a very good place to track down any of those 'difficult to find' DVDs. The store on the site is specifically geared-up to provide fans with a large selection of books, T-shirts and other relevant merchandise.
And there are plenty of other interesting pages for visitors to look through as well. A large freebies section allows fans to download many different wallpapers from their favourite shows and there are also plenty of trailers to watch. The forum on the Universal Playback website is a very good place for visitors to meet any other fans with similar interests. If they have any questions regarding a particular programme, then this is a great place for them to find their answers.

The actual store on the website has a wide range of shows. Fans will find titles such as; 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents' from the 1950s, right the way through to far more recent programmes such as 'The Office' and 'Law and Order'. There are a great number of shows from virtually anytime within the last sixty years of television. And many new releases are regularly advertised on the main page of the site.

Whenever a visitor clicks on a title they are interested in they will be taken to a page that is rich in information. This is very useful as many of the shows are often far more difficult to locate. The link from 'Twin Peaks' actually takes fans to a separate 'micro site' with all kinds of different features of its own. Here, visitors are able to access an audio interview with Mark Frost and learn about how the idea for the show actually came about. There are also screensavers, wallpapers and icons to download, along with a photo gallery with many stills from the series.

The Universal Playback website is invaluable for any fans of cult television. Now that Edit Optimisation have optimised the onsite applications, and introduced a forum, it has become a great place for visitors to find out even more about the shows they love so much. It is no longer simply an online store and a place of interest; Edit Optimisation have successfully turned it into a meeting place for people with similar tastes in television programmes.

Edit Optimisation is a London based SEO Company providing services to clients and agencies around the world. Currently Edit is working with large brands such as eBay's Gumtree and Universal Studios.

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