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Originally Posted by SeanLEE
We could care less about luring so called Top webmasters into using our system. We want webmasters who use are system to be innovators and independent thinkers. People who can make desicions on their own without the opinions of others. Those who will embrace us when we are a small site and when we become a big site.
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You won't catch many innovative or freethinking webmasters using 'innovative' technology like iframe link/traffic trades systems, they stopped doing that in 2003.
And I didn't say top webmasters anywhere above, what I did say was real webmasters. If you want to play around with surfers building cheesy blogs and tgps with 100 clicks a day, feel free. The rest of us are businessmen and we are here to make money. Just like those newbies are, they will use anything that is adding to traffic on their sites. Why not have a system that newbs with 100 a day and older sites can both use, that would be most prosperous for your 'loyals'.
I'm actually trying to be truthful here with ya, not grilling you. If you love the idea so much and really wanted it to succeed, you wouldn't be ignoring the simple facts, and you would be attempting to build a better system that REAL WEBMASTERS want to use.
Does it really matter what the newbie webmaster thinks about the service? They will like anything that makes their business better or easier. So why not while doing that, actually give them something that WORKS. You would think your loyal users would be much happier when they actually saw great improvements from using the services, and if it was full of seasoned, and new webmasters.
And please stop telling us how great it works. If I was down to 200k uniques over the period of a few months on a network supposedly 'full' of webmasters I WOULD CONSIDER MYSELF OUT OF TRAFFIC. You say 200k to ANYONE that is a webmaster in regards to traffic and they assume 1 day of traffic. ( I do NOT run any 200k sites for the record).
Its building, you've accomplished something, why fuck it up by ignoring simple necessity and future users by thinking that changes wouldn't benefit the site or model. When you post something and 95% of your target market says they wouldn't touch it, you need to fix something.
This isn't a 'depends' situation, its just 'innovation'.