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Ask HN: Help This Startup Find A New Revenue Model?
- vaksel 18y agoadd adsense or have a mission once a month to raise funds in exchange for points
- astrec 18y agoPerhaps something around event or product based missions e.g Partner with X Corp, who to celebrate the release of product Y run a that requires the novel use of Y etc. Otherwise, what vaksel said...
- tapinko 18y agoI was thinking of something with 'WOOT' ? Maybe doing something where people win prizes daily (for solving missions) -P
- daveambrose 18y agoAs in woot.com?
- dailymission 18y agoYes, as in woot.com. They currently run contests through their message board. The format of their contests fit perfectly into our platform. But how to convince a large company like that to use a startup project like this? Chicken Egg problem.
- daveambrose 18y agoEmail me.
- Jebdm 18y agoIf it has a significant community, have meetups with an entry fee with prizes, etc. Get sponsored prizes. Make a Facebook app (increased ad revenue). Honestly, I don't see it being incredibly profitable, but it is a neat idea.
- jmackinn 18y agoWhy don't you have a mission about how Daily Mission can make money?
- noodle 18y agosponsored missions. if people complete missions to rack up points to become top users, offer an advertising program that companies can tie higher point missions into their product somehow.
- dailymission 18y agoWe hope to launch our first sponsored mission on the 19th. The sponsor will be a large online radio station and we'll be giving away a free ipod for top entry of a music-themed mission. If we gain interest from that, we'll continue with weekly, and potentially daily, give aways (even if they're smaller because they're more frequent). We hadn't considered point values for different sponsorship though. I like it. Thanks for the feedback
- chris11 18y agoYou could sell numbered prizes to the winners, like t-shirts and other marked swag announcing how great the winner did. You might link the cost to the buyers position in the winner's list. I know one t-shirt company sells limited edition t shirts and charges a dollar per edition number (e.g. $20 for #20, $1 for #1).
- bemmu 18y agoIf you don't mind being a bit seedy, sign up to Offerpal Media / Super Rewards and give users extra points from completing their offers.