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Originally Posted by ScottAtGTBill
While I don't completely agree or disagree with you Carlos, I will say that it is good for business, stupidity is the easiest thing to monetize. As more idiots spend their time online, the larger the market grows for us webmasters. I still am amazed by the evolution of web 2.0 advertising avenues. Theres seems to be a new and potent way to reach the idiots every month or so. (I'm speaking as an adult/mianstream webmaster, not as a GTBill employee).
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The access to the consumer preferences is great, the problem is how to effectively target the preferences though.
I would never ever start anything for the "general audience" these days.
There's no value in having more and more people waste your bandwith without you being able to effectively target and monetize their needs.
What I plan to do starting May as a side project will be also extremely specialized, and I know there's none or very few online services like this on the web.
I want only people who really do look for this finding it (needless to mention it will be totally mainstream).