Comments on: The Blog Job http://www.davidcubed.com/the-blog-job/ Where David Peralty Writes Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:29:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: David Peralty http://www.davidcubed.com/the-blog-job/#comment-4046 David Peralty Thu, 07 Dec 2006 00:04:21 +0000 http://www.davidcubed.com/the-blog-job/#comment-4046 Of course it's worth something, but the key to the site is connecting two parties together. If they find a blogger from the pool of people already listed, that's great by me. The money the site makes will be used to advertise the site as well as create new features, not to line my pocket. I understand where you are coming from though, and if money was the end goal of the project, then I'd probably agree. I want an open system, and I want to give others the same opportunity that I have had. Of course it’s worth something, but the key to the site is connecting two parties together. If they find a blogger from the pool of people already listed, that’s great by me. The money the site makes will be used to advertise the site as well as create new features, not to line my pocket.

I understand where you are coming from though, and if money was the end goal of the project, then I’d probably agree. I want an open system, and I want to give others the same opportunity that I have had.

]]> By: Justin Shattuck http://www.davidcubed.com/the-blog-job/#comment-4044 Justin Shattuck Wed, 06 Dec 2006 23:35:44 +0000 http://www.davidcubed.com/the-blog-job/#comment-4044 David, As your internet-driven friend and advisor in all matters suiting fancy, I recommend that you immediately remove the contact information for individual bloggers that post their information. What methods are you going to utlize to keep potential blog owners from going around your website and contacting bloggers directly? I believe you should have a fee for blog owners to hire bloggers listed on your website, the same way monster would for jobs in general. I feel it is in your best interest to make sure you're covering your basis and keeping people from provoking you by manuevering around your site. Just my two cents my friend, may not be worth anything.. David,

As your internet-driven friend and advisor in all matters suiting fancy, I recommend that you immediately remove the contact information for individual bloggers that post their information. What methods are you going to utlize to keep potential blog owners from going around your website and contacting bloggers directly?

I believe you should have a fee for blog owners to hire bloggers listed on your website, the same way monster would for jobs in general.

I feel it is in your best interest to make sure you’re covering your basis and keeping people from provoking you by manuevering around your site.

Just my two cents my friend, may not be worth anything..

]]> By: Jeremy http://www.davidcubed.com/the-blog-job/#comment-4040 Jeremy Wed, 06 Dec 2006 06:08:23 +0000 http://www.davidcubed.com/the-blog-job/#comment-4040 Neat idea. Would you also have more than just bloggers? How about web related developers in general... ie. Designers, Front-end / Backend Developers, Bloggers etc. Neat idea.

Would you also have more than just bloggers? How about web related developers in general… ie. Designers, Front-end / Backend Developers, Bloggers etc.

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