3 ms·
we do make money on some of the links but I hope it's much more then that. People can ask for help finding something, collect and talk about things they are in
by Shopopotamus 8y ago
we do make money on some of the links but I hope it's much more then that.
People can ask for help finding something, collect and talk about things they are interested in and discover things they may not have found. They can follow people of similar interest or make private pages that they share only with certain people.
Also, we only have affiliate deals with a handful of stores but people can post suggestions from anywhere on the web. We have no advertising or sponsored content and don't track people so that is what we decided on for a revenue model.
There are plenty of pages and wishlists where all of the products are not for one of the stores we have affiliates agreements with, the goal is to establish a community of helpful people but we still need a revenue model.
- masonic 8y agoIt has only Amazon listings (among the dozens I checked) and all have the same affiliate tag (sp128-20). That's an odd definition of "community".
- Shopopotamus 8y agoIt does not only have Amazon listings, people can post from any site the wish. They all have the same affiliate tag because the url is generated automatically by Amazon's API. One of the reasons that there is a large number of Amazon products is because that is the first part of our product search, another is it's the biggest store in the world.