Originally posted by V_RocKs No working from home crap?
This is sooooo 1984....
Take your job and shove it up your ass, fucktard.
You seem such a child with that response. I worked for 3 dotcoms from 1999 through 2001. As a flunky I loved working from home but as a boss I hated it. There is alot to be said about personal interaction in business. This is about making money. The more in tune your employees are, the more money you make. As I launch my program next year I will only hire those that live nearby. I have to be able to meet with them a few times a week.
Originally posted by V_RocKs No working from home crap?
This is sooooo 1984....
Take your job and shove it up your ass, fucktard.
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Originally posted by Fabuleux Why would someone who has experience with TGP's and knows how to convert traffic into $$$ work for someone else?
A good salary, bonuses, financial stability, health benefits, stock, and being a part of a successful team with a great idea.
I think everyone here could be thinking short term. Sure you can make $30,000 a month from your TGPs but what are they worth? A publically listed company can unlock additional future value from the ongoing assets by charging a premium from future earnings. This is called a multiple. Your $30,000 would most likely generate a company value of $360,000 to $720,000. In the hands of a publically listed company, the market will be willing to pay a multiple of 8 to 10 times earnings instead, i.e. $2,880,000 to $3,600,000 if the company can show consistant sales over a period of time.
Originally posted by Giorgio_Xo A good salary, bonuses, financial stability, health benefits, stock, and being a part of a successful team with a great idea.
I think everyone here could be thinking short term. Sure you can make $30,000 a month from your TGPs but what are they worth? A publically listed company can unlock additional future value from the ongoing assets by charging a premium from future earnings. This is called a multiple. Your $30,000 would most likely generate a company value of $360,000 to $720,000. In the hands of a publically listed company, the market will be willing to pay a multiple of 8 to 10 times earnings instead, i.e. $2,880,000 to $3,600,000 if the company can show consistant sales over a period of time.
I was going to tell the negs to go fuck themselves, but It seems like you guys with a brain already straightened them out.
I probably should have specified that you need to have an IQ of 80 or higher to respond to my post. fuckin keyboard warriors making $10K a month in their basement thinking they are rich...
You obviously understand big business and corporate operation.
Thanks for the support. We are a minority it seems.
Ray "The Don" Vega
Managing Director
Private Equity Fund [email protected]
Originally posted by RayVega I was going to tell the negs to go fuck themselves, but It seems like you guys with a brain already straightened them out.
I probably should have specified that you need to have an IQ of 80 or higher to respond to my post. fuckin keyboard warriors making $10K a month in their basement thinking they are rich...
You obviously understand big business and corporate operation.
Thanks for the support. We are a minority it seems.
Keyboard warriors make alot less than $10k a month.
Originally posted by Giorgio_Xo A good salary, bonuses, financial stability, health benefits, stock, and being a part of a successful team with a great idea.
I think everyone here could be thinking short term. Sure you can make $30,000 a month from your TGPs but what are they worth? A publically listed company can unlock additional future value from the ongoing assets by charging a premium from future earnings. This is called a multiple. Your $30,000 would most likely generate a company value of $360,000 to $720,000. In the hands of a publically listed company, the market will be willing to pay a multiple of 8 to 10 times earnings instead, i.e. $2,880,000 to $3,600,000 if the company can show consistant sales over a period of time.
Before I started for myself I got:
Good salary: $2000
Bonuses: none
Financial stability: Maybe
Health benefits: none
Stock: none
Being a part of a successful team: Some people were great.
That's why I asked. We had to make our salary with galleries. Plus build/grow TGP's, maintain/update/build paysites etc.
For $2k they could GFY.
Originally posted by Fabuleux Before I started for myself I got:
Good salary: $2000
Bonuses: none
Financial stability: Maybe
Health benefits: none
Stock: none
Being a part of a successful team: Some people were great.
That's why I asked. We had to make our salary with galleries. Plus build/grow TGP's, maintain/update/build paysites etc.
For $2k they could GFY.
Couldn't agree more. Someone was making money on your back.
That's not how I roll. Full Medical, Stock, casual and flexible work environment. I am looking for people who are treated as equals and benefit BIG from helping to build the business. i have a big ship to steer, and the right guy(s) should be rewarded greatly.
I don't think $1,000,000 in stock options plus even more upside is unreasonable for someone who can help steer a big ship. The salary should be phat as well. You need people who are part of the crew, not working for it.
I want my employees to have the opportunity to retire from this project.
Ray "The Don" Vega
Managing Director
Private Equity Fund [email protected]
Originally posted by RayVega Couldn't agree more. Someone was making money on your back.
That's not how I roll. Full Medical, Stock, casual and flexible work environment. I am looking for people who are treated as equals and benefit BIG from helping to build the business. i have a big ship to steer, and the right guy(s) should be rewarded greatly.
I don't think $1,000,000 in stock options plus even more upside is unreasonable for someone who can help steer a big ship. The salary should be phat as well. You need people who are part of the crew, not working for it.
I want my employees to have the opportunity to retire from this project.
Originally posted by RayVega That's not how I roll. Full Medical, Stock, casual and flexible work environment. I am looking for people who are treated as equals and benefit BIG from helping to build the business. i have a big ship to steer, and the right guy(s) should be rewarded greatly.
I don't think $1,000,000 in stock options plus even more upside is unreasonable for someone who can help steer a big ship. The salary should be phat as well. You need people who are part of the crew, not working for it.
I want my employees to have the opportunity to retire from this project.
It's a great offer and working in a team is so much more fun then alone. If I lived in NY I would definitely drop by to chit chat.
Ray is right, give people a vested stake in the company/project, treat them as equals and they will work their asses off for you. My employees all have a 5% stake in the company and they make sure they do 150% or more on everything they do and they go the extra mile. And face to face is the best way to work, physical interaction just seems to make thing go smoother, and keeps everyone very motivated. I have also found that give everyoen flexibility is the key, let them work whatever hours they want as long as they get their work done. Ray What kind of partnerships are you looking for? Were in Jersey, hit me up on ICQ if you want to chat
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Originally posted by RayVega Couldn't agree more. Someone was making money on your back.
That's not how I roll. Full Medical, Stock, casual and flexible work environment. I am looking for people who are treated as equals and benefit BIG from helping to build the business. i have a big ship to steer, and the right guy(s) should be rewarded greatly.
I don't think $1,000,000 in stock options plus even more upside is unreasonable for someone who can help steer a big ship. The salary should be phat as well. You need people who are part of the crew, not working for it.
I want my employees to have the opportunity to retire from this project.
Originally posted by RayVega You guys out of the country, drop me a resume. Maybe we can work out some kind of partnership/co-founding of a subsidiary etc.
There's always business to do. And opening a "foriegn" office always makes good news.
I was actually thinking about making some sort of partnership, somehow. There are a LOT of european webmasters here (I do prefer to be called Scandinavian or Nordic thou).
Feel free to hit me up.
It wouldn't do any harm to at least throw some ideas back and forward
Originally posted by RayVega You guys out of the country, drop me a resume. Maybe we can work out some kind of partnership/co-founding of a subsidiary etc.
Goodluck finding qualified people. Watch out for the people who think YOU make them rich. Those people know shit.
Originally posted by Giorgio_Xo
[B]A good salary, bonuses, financial stability, health benefits, stock, and being a part of a successful team with a great idea.
Sure you can make $30,000 a month from your TGPs ]
30k a month? If I have enough free time to keep up my small paysite (which isn't much time), I'll do it for 15k a month.
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Originally posted by DaLord (I do prefer to be called Scandinavian or Nordic thou).
Denmark isn't in Scandinavia. Scandinavia is a peninsula and the only countries on it are Finland, Norway and Sweden, Denmark is not. Check your geographical atlas for references.
Ray, I have good experience with TGP's, I know how to manage traffic and I have a marketing background. The only thing I don't have is a domicile in NYC. But feel free to contact me and explain to me what you're offerring, and if the offer is good enough we can always reach an agreement of some sort.
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