>Inbound.org, for instance is the HN for inbound marketing and has attracted a huge user base in their short existence. I agree, the userbase is high, but rela

>Inbound.org, for instance is the HN for inbound marketing and has attracted a huge user base in their short existence. I agree, the userbase is high, but relative to their current revenues, even a well monetized Inbound isn't going to make a dent in their rev. Also, the quality of the site is fairly low in my opinion. Currently on the trending is a 2013 AMA from Rand. Over a year ago, the content is still on the homepage. Dharmesh also recently posted a discussion about the ranking power of subdomains vs. subfolders. The CTO and founder of a company losing tons of money every quarter that doesn't have enough to last if they DON'T IPO is talking about a somewhat trivial (in the grand scheme of things) ranking factor [1]. [1] http://inbound.org/question/view/it-s-2014-what-s-the-latest-thinking-on-sub-domains-vs-sub-directories http://inbound.org/question/view/it-s-2014-what-s-the-latest...