Okay, I'm waiting for the domain to propogate, but here's a preview of the site. If you're a high profile GFY member with a sig to sell, you need representation!
Originally posted by Rictor Okay, I'm waiting for the domain to propogate, but here's a preview of the site. If you're a high profile GFY member with a sig to sell, you need representation!
Dont you think the people whos sigs are actually worth something dont need you, they will be contacted by potential buys anyway.
Plus theres a forum opened on gfy just for this.
Originally posted by Brujah As a potential sig buyer, I'd like to see prices. None of this back and forth for hours make offer, you first, no you first stuff.
Dont you think the people whos sigs are actually worth something dont need you, they will be contacted by potential buys anyway.
Plus theres a forum opened on gfy just for this.
Hrmmm...good luck tho i guess...you'll need it.
TGP owners don't need people to sell adverting space for them either but they do it to avoid the idiots and save themselves time and hassle.
Beyond that, negotiation is an art form and not everyone has the patience.
And, doesn't it sound cool to say, "You want my sig? Talk to my agent!"
Hey Rictor, feel free to add mine on there on a non-exclusive broker basis at $5,000 full month, $2,500 2 weeks, or $1,250 for a week's sig ad.
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Originally posted by KRL Hey Rictor, feel free to add mine on there on a non-exclusive broker basis at $5,000 full month, $2,500 2 weeks, or $1,250 for a week's sig ad.
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Thats just a fucking good idea . But you should put them under different prices / post categories with search features . some webmasters might be looking for a lot of posts from newbs but other ones rather less posts from established people .
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Originally posted by Doctor Dre Thats just a fucking good idea . But you should put them under different prices / post categories with search features . some webmasters might be looking for a lot of posts from newbs but other ones rather less posts from established people .
Site is 2 hours old, domain hasn't even propogated yet. Give me time.
Hehe, I figured that someone would broker sigs eventually... good luck with it
Another business model that I have yet to see filled here is...
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When I went to college in Boston, there was this one guy in a particular subway station who played trumpet for the people waiting for the train to come. He sucked *horribly* on purpose, and had a sign that read "I won't play my trumpet for a dollar a minute". I only heard him play for about 3 minutes total, and he was indeed horrible. I was probably in that station for 4 hours in total (over 3 years). Thus, he made close to $60 an hour just for shutting the fuck up.
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Originally posted by Fletch XXX show me a screencap of the transactions and ill believe it
shit go 4 then, but I dont really think it will sell.
then again, what do i know.
id take KRL advice overmany so, you think 4?
Yeh that's a fair number.
If you calculate your post count and then how many people will see it, the CPM impression rate works out to a very reasonable number. Plus your credibility, likeability, quick wit and humor, etc. all add additional value to the equation.
Hey if celebs in Hollywood can do it, why not here too. The stars draw and get the eyeballs, they should be rewarded accordingly.
And keep in mind Fletch you can always discount and give someone a better price. You know you can nail $2k so ask $4k and meet in the middle at $3k and make an extra $1k.
If you calculate your post count and then how many people will see it, the CPM impression rate works out to a very reasonable number. Plus your credibility, likeability, quick wit and humor, etc. all add additional value to the equation.
Hey if celebs in Hollywood can do it, why not here too. The stars draw and get the eyeballs, they should be rewarded accordingly.
I see your point.
Rictor put me down for 4k and you can take your percentage when it sells ill paypal you or however it works.
to be honest, i rather just not deal with it. (haggling, hustling to sell etc)
Originally posted by KRL And keep in mind Fletch you can always discount and give someone a better price. You know you can nail $2k so ask $4k and meet in the middle at $3k and make an extra $1k.
Originally posted by KRL And keep in mind Fletch you can always discount and give someone a better price. You know you can nail $2k so ask $4k and meet in the middle at $3k and make an extra $1k.
Always easier to come down in price then go up.
damn you are good.. apprasie my sig space please
A fast fortune is easy to earn! Just go with a winner!
If you calculate your post count and then how many people will see it, the CPM impression rate works out to a very reasonable number. Plus your credibility, likeability, quick wit and humor, etc. all add additional value to the equation.
Hey if celebs in Hollywood can do it, why not here too. The stars draw and get the eyeballs, they should be rewarded accordingly.
Originally posted by Rich Didn't a site like this come out when Lars started buying up sigs?
hmm I wonder how it's doing.
Face it, Lensman owns the sig sale business with his COMMISSION FREE forum. Why should anyone pay you?
I mean good luck and everything, just offering honest advice. I don't think it'll take off.
You mean the one that is open one day a month and forces people to settle for a lower price than they could get if they had more time to sell and more exposure?
Take a look at the site...it's already full of big names.
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