Site owner!
secondjob
28-03-2007 16:58:43
Just wondering how does someone become a site owner? What are the perks and the downfalls to being a site owner. Just wondering, I see a lot of site owners on this forum and I am curious.
Djshabang
28-03-2007 17:12:13
it's hell... you need time and money and understand... if you have all of that... all you have to do is look for a hosting site
moneymoneynow
28-03-2007 17:14:18
DOesn't sound like hell. What kinda $tart up ca$h are we talking about? I'm curious too.
XiORE
28-03-2007 17:20:28
Djshabang
28-03-2007 17:22:01
1. depends on what your are using it for
2. the hosting site you goin to use
some site have $9 a month for hosting some ask for $49
it depends on what you want the site for
moneymoneynow
28-03-2007 17:25:03
There's got to be more than that. WHat about the affiliates. How hard is it to get them onboard? And then, of course, how do they pay. Do I need to have alot of money upfront to get this started, or can I rely on affiliate money to pay those who cash out my site.
Djshabang
28-03-2007 17:27:50
.....
thats what good link to get affiliate from free to payment
manOFice
28-03-2007 17:30:28
You should have thousands of start up money to start.
Djshabang
28-03-2007 17:31:50
thats what im sayin it depends on what type of site your tryin to get
moneymoneynow
28-03-2007 17:41:42
How is the profit? Is it a nice sideline, or a fulltime venture?
Djshabang
28-03-2007 17:48:31
LETS SAY your making a site for sellling goods, its a lifetime benefit
if its for promoting a some kind of making something you need to life off of your affiliates and your what your promoting
bballp6699
28-03-2007 17:53:08
[quotee87ff4de85="Djshabang"]http//paydotcom.net/?affiliate=idiot
thats what good link to get affiliate from free to payment[/quotee87ff4de85]
[quotee87ff4de85="Djshabang"]LETS SAY your making a site for sellling goods, its a lifetime benefit
if its for promoting a some kind of making something you need to life off of your affiliates and your what your promoting[/quotee87ff4de85]
Alright, you can shut the fuck up now.
booklover1104
28-03-2007 18:02:30
[quotef2d98ccda6="bballp6699"][quotef2d98ccda6="Djshabang"]http//paydotcom.net/?affiliate=idiot
thats what good link to get affiliate from free to payment[/quotef2d98ccda6]
[quotef2d98ccda6="Djshabang"]LETS SAY your making a site for sellling goods, its a lifetime benefit
if its for promoting a some kind of making something you need to life off of your affiliates and your what your promoting[/quotef2d98ccda6]
Alright, you can shut the fuck up now.[/quotef2d98ccda6]
I was wondering if anyone else made any sense out of that... lol
Djshabang
28-03-2007 18:04:43
think is some young guy, tryin to be all big and bossy... dont know why he is cussing in the forum
bballp6699
28-03-2007 18:07:22
I don't know how you know I'm cussing when obviously you can't read. You were warned in two other threads not to post links.
Djshabang
28-03-2007 18:09:53
ok boss
http//www.fusioncash.net/?ref=djshabang
D playing by the rules.. the site has change from the last time i was on here
TryinToGetPaid
28-03-2007 19:34:15
Yeah, we are all assholes..
egyptianruin
28-03-2007 20:05:13
[quote48e3537cb8="Djshabang"]ok boss
REMOVED LINKAGE
D playing by the rules.. the site has change from the last time i was on here[/quote48e3537cb8]
The sites changed since Feb 07? LOL what alternate dimension have you been in?
Prestony889
29-03-2007 06:46:20
how long of a process is this to get a site started??
samz465
29-03-2007 13:41:55
Possibly a previously banned member?
turpentinedreams
29-03-2007 18:09:19
the first rule of starting a freebie site
you do not ask how to start a freebie site
manOFice
29-03-2007 18:15:20
[quote0342079197="turpentinedreams"]the first rule of starting a freebie site
you do not ask how to start a freebie site[/quote0342079197]
I kinda have to agree with that.
Jams44
29-03-2007 18:19:40
Interested in purchasing a ready to go freebie site? I;ve got one on the lock-down and am looking for a buyer, its ready to be approved by affiliates. If you are interested, its around $1400 + 2 year support and ability for custom scripts.
ldybug1752
29-03-2007 21:40:40
[quotec45956b472="O4F-Manofice"][quotec45956b472="turpentinedreams"]the first rule of starting a freebie site
you do not ask how to start a freebie site[/quotec45956b472]
I kinda have to agree with that.[/quotec45956b472]
I also have to agree. I'm obviously not a site owner myself, but if I invested all the time and money into figuring out how to get started I certainly wouldn't want to give that information away. These site owners found out how to do it - I'm sure with some dedication and understanding of what to look for - you can too.
Skimboarder
29-03-2007 21:46:27
Plus it doesn't look good to people wanting to start your site if you yourself are unsure of where to begin.
djmoksha
30-03-2007 08:37:32
I've been using freebie sites for a little while now, but from the looks of it, between crediting and arranging affiliates (good ones at least), having good customer support, fraud prevention (and being able to take losses) and managing your time, it seems like a full time job. I'm sure the payout is good, but I myself don't have the will to do that.
I mean I sometimes lose interest in a site midstream. I guess if you filed your articles of incorporation or LLC papers, you could pay yourself benefits and make it tax deductible or however that works, it could be worth it as a full time job, but these are all annoyances you have to worry about when running any business, and I think if you put that much time and money into it, you may as well start a business that will make more money than a freebie site. The problem is coming up with the idea, freebie site scripts are already there, so I guess it's somewhat easier. For people who are running them, as side income generation, or as a first business, it sounds like awesome experience, and I'm sure any employer would really be impressed if you interviewed and told them about the ideas behind the sites and the scene in general. It's like it's own mini free economy (buying/selling greens haha).
Anyway, sorry to get off track, that's my 2 cents as a site user (not owner) but from the viewpoint of running my own business in the past.
cwncool
30-03-2007 17:38:32
I'd say you should have at least $3,000 before you start a site. The rest is just a lot of work. haha.