Thread: In your youthful, wisdom what is the besy way to advertise a website?
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Unread 10 Oct 2006, 16:28   #10
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Re: In your youthful, wisdom what is the besy way to advertise a website?
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Originally Posted by Rakh
If he plans on strictly doing buisness online, yes. But it could be a supplement to an offline buisness endeavour, in which case it makes some sense.

If the site is an online only buisness endeavour, you will have a lot of hurdles to pass through. In all honesty, unless you have some groundbreaking idea that will draw them hordes, you won't see all that much buisness for quite some time.

From what he wrote i got the impression that it wasn't a website to supplement a real life business. Even if it was he should still want it to be as successful as possible which requires him to have researched properly.

Also the "if it's an online business you probably won't see much in the way of money for a while" argument against stacking the odds in your favour is retarded also. If you know something's going to be hard you should work all the harder to make it succeed.
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