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The idea is great, but I don't get how your website solves it. It seems we have to present ourselves to the other party involved (either promoters or advertiser

The idea is great, but I don't get how your website solves it. It seems we have to present ourselves to the other party involved (either promoters or advertisers). I would prefer something more automated, and having your third-party service handle matching, payments etc. I know this is asking too much, but all this should be easy to do in comparison with the much harder task of overcoming the needed network effects.

boomshaka1 9y ago
Hi there! Appreciate the comment. As an advertiser, you basically post content/ad and then the system automatically sends offers to real people who are members in those groups, when they accept, you are asked to fund the account. Then they do the work, you can track clicks and see proof of posts. Does that help? Please feel free to criticize and give true feedback, it won't hurt my feelings. :)
- boomshaka1 9y ago
  Wanted to add one more idea here. I just ran an ad myself, so I am going to explain the flow. I logged in as an advertiser, and clicked post ad. Then, I was given options to fill in all my requirements, which I won't get into too much detail, but the important thing is, we have curated hundreds of groups in all kinds of niches and our members(promoters) join them. When they are in approved in the groups, we offer that ad space to advertisers in clumps. They then pay through an escrow like payment service, so that when the job is complete, they can release the funds. Trying to lay it all out in the open, so I can get feedback. Thank you!
  - fiatjaf 9y ago
    Now I get it. You have curated groups and promoters join them. None of the groups interest me for now, maybe you could list them in the landing page? I don't think this would drag people out (perhaps only people who wouldn't make an ad anyway), and it could even drag more people in.
- fiatjaf 9y ago
  Yes, that does indeed help. I'm however frightened by the sign up form still :P
  - boomshaka1 9y ago
    Haha, changed your mind eh? :)

boomshaka1 9y ago

Hi there! Appreciate the comment. As an advertiser, you basically post content/ad and then the system automatically sends offers to real people who are members in those groups, when they accept, you are asked to fund the account. Then they do the work, you can track clicks and see proof of posts. Does that help? Please feel free to criticize and give true feedback, it won't hurt my feelings. :)

boomshaka1 9y ago
Wanted to add one more idea here. I just ran an ad myself, so I am going to explain the flow. I logged in as an advertiser, and clicked post ad. Then, I was given options to fill in all my requirements, which I won't get into too much detail, but the important thing is, we have curated hundreds of groups in all kinds of niches and our members(promoters) join them. When they are in approved in the groups, we offer that ad space to advertisers in clumps. They then pay through an escrow like payment service, so that when the job is complete, they can release the funds. Trying to lay it all out in the open, so I can get feedback. Thank you!
- fiatjaf 9y ago
  Now I get it. You have curated groups and promoters join them. None of the groups interest me for now, maybe you could list them in the landing page? I don't think this would drag people out (perhaps only people who wouldn't make an ad anyway), and it could even drag more people in.
fiatjaf 9y ago
Yes, that does indeed help. I'm however frightened by the sign up form still :P
- boomshaka1 9y ago
  Haha, changed your mind eh? :)