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Re: DailyLOL Acquired

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Re: DailyLOL Acquired

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Re: DailyLOL Acquired

Chris Ruesink — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 03:29:52 -0000

Dear Users -

Unfortunately the misleaded concept of DailyLOL.com via 'Mashable' isn't explained... You say that we don't "host" content, but you forgot to mention that the content is obviously not suppose to be hosted from us when we have almost 300 webmasters who use our service with several other perks which have been a very unique service.

Also what this fails to mention is that 30,000 uniques without $1 invested into advertising within the first 6 days is pretty hard to do... Not to mention, me, Chris Ruesink coded it and designed it and it was less then a $10 investment for me... But hey what do I know... I've only helped the largest of the largest and I'm currently writing a book to finally tell you how I've done this success with dailylol as well as turned $1k invest into a company worth $325,000 in less then 9 months.

So once I get my consulting corporation setup on Cruesink.com, please feel free to take a look at the portfolio and please find any 21 year old out there that can begin to touch it. Although i've turned down eBay, worked with famous comedians as well as movie producers... I guess that this is a 'run of the mill'... unfortunately when they state "Mr. Ruesink" will be consulting for us... I give this tip although I was unfairly run into the ground in the article... buy BigString's stock... Otherwise you poor critics won't be able to afford it when I get done with my consulting. Hugs & Kisses.

PS - Did i mention that I own a site that is the simplest layout and it brings in $3,000 per day? Gosh, someone please send me an email with what i'm doing wrong!!!!!

Chris Ruesink

Re: DailyLOL Acquired

JW — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 11:41:59 -0000

bigstring user or bigstring worker? can anyone else see through this PR comment?

Re: DailyLOL Acquired

bigstring user — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 21:37:16 -0000

have you checked out bigsting - its pretty cool - the concept could and should change email. dailylol for whatever reason was a good fit - if it gets traffic to bigstring great, but it also could be a stand alone site. we all have room for improvement, just give it a chance

Re: DailyLOL Acquired

Pete Cashmore — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 20:51:45 -0000

WormInBuffet,

I got a better source that suggested Mark was closer.

Re: DailyLOL Acquired

WormInBuffet — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 20:50:07 -0000

Pete,

Where are you getting your numbers? If you state one number then revise it because a commentor calls you on it, then what credibility do you have? Better to not give a number at all.

I don't believe anything unless I read it from a real news outfit...like reuters. Blogs are not reliable. no offense.

Re: DailyLOL Acquired

Mark — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 19:14:25 -0000

u can pay tens of thousands if you want, me, i'll creat my own kick ass domain and pay a designer tens of dollars to design it.

Re: DailyLOL Acquired

Pete Cashmore — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 15:56:47 -0000

Yeah, many of these do go for hundreds of thousands, but once you realize how little value DailyLOL adds, I guess it's safe to downgrade that to tens of thousands. It really depends whether that traffic is accurate - VideoCodeZone is genuinely worth 6 figures due to their massive traffic, even if their videos may simply be scraped from elsewhere.

Re: DailyLOL Acquired

Mark — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 15:52:32 -0000

hundreds of thousands of dollars for what? A nickel and dime domain name, and a site that took a few hours to build? No brand, no traffic but hundreds of thousands of dollars?
Yesterday, you mention weekendr.com is for sale. They want $12,000 to $32,000. Again, for a worthless domain, site that a tennager could build, no brand, no traffic.
Do you think you are helping Web 2.0, or anything else by promoting this kind of nonsense.
I feel like it's 1999 all over again!