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you don't have to promise not to run ads. but ads are a drag on your acquisition of users, and the quality of your site improves with the number of active user
by dzohrob 19y ago
you don't have to promise not to run ads. but ads are a drag on your acquisition of users, and the quality of your site improves with the number of active users -- so are you doing a disservice to your early users by running ads?
- euccastro 19y agoI think you're just rationalizing here. My response would be: sleazy it is, but if it's what it takes to make it succeed, it's your choice to make. Besides, it's not sure at all you'll eventually use ads; they are not the only way to monetize a site. So why move there before it's really worth it?