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> A good food blogger focusing on the US/High GDP audience can get CPMs from $1-4 You're taking a risk here. By mentioning this, a good fraction of the 300K H
by mysterypie 9y ago
> A good food blogger focusing on the US/High GDP audience can get CPMs from $1-4
You're taking a risk here.
By mentioning this, a good fraction of the 300K Hacker News daily uniques will visit your site as I did, and some may be gourmands. Excellent uncluttered presentation and mouth-watering photography by the way.
On the other hand, you tipped off the largest gathering of highly motivated, entrepreneurial web developers to a business idea that no one expected to be so profitable.
- owebmaster 9y agoIf a lot of people copy him, probably he will make a lot more of money.
- tootie 9y agoI think it's been proven this fear is overstated. Startup ideas are rarely stolen.
- soulchild37 9y agoNot startup ideas but my app ideas was stolen twice and my competitor (was friend, ex-friend now) got more resources and beaten me out of market. I don't share app idea with friend now.
- daveguy 9y agoIn addition to what owebmaster said, and no offense, but if some random person takes it up they will probably do it shittier and get significantly fewer unique visitors. I expect OP enjoys and is knowledgeable about the subject. They are married (content and tech) so they get to pool results. If you paid someone who was passionate about it there will be turnover. If you do it on your own just for the money and you aren't passionate and knowledgeable the site will just suck. It's not that easy to get visitors and if they are paying out like that then there is probably plenty of room for additional actors.
- Cherian 9y agoIf only people would work hard as my wife, be relentlessly passionate and marginally improve routinely...