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It is an interesting issue for all online content providers. If you are in ecommerce, that sector us in trouble because of the monopolies allowed online...thus
by sunshiney 10y ago
It is an interesting issue for all online content providers. If you are in ecommerce, that sector us in trouble because of the monopolies allowed online...thus going down that path is a gamble loaded against you. Amazon and eBay have made it nigh impossible to build your own brand outside of your community. Meanwhile everyone wants great content but subscription models, display ads, affiliate ads are disliked and ad blockers are rampant. When you eliminate pops to earn some green against a background of increasing costs associated with employees, I see a terrible outlook for the future of online for all content sites and the reduction of the net to the few big boys who aggregate retail and brochure sites that are skin to business cards. We ate truly in a pivotal time that I see is a massive change online. It is not just a Reddit issue. It is everywhere. Eager to hear what consumers and readers would support.