RE: Will They Pay? Part II

From: Brad Elstore <brad_at_elstore.com>
Date: Wed 06 Jun 2001 11:31:04 -0500

AMRIT HALLAN <amrit_h_at_vsnl.com> WROTE:

> Most of the content on the Internet is general content
> - it does not contribute to my personal growth and
> within a few searches, I can locate it, maybe verbatim,
> from another site.
>
> Utility content is that helps me, perhaps earn my
> livelihood, gives me critically valuable information
> before anybody else does, or improve my life, or
> supplies me with so much mental stimulation that I
> can't help but purchase it at the earliest opportunity.
> Such is the content that is absent on the Internet.
> pay for content that deserves payment.
...

Which is why I continually suggest (toot toot toot)
(I'm tooting my own horn) online distance learning added
to your site on a revenue sharing basis CAN add lots of
revenue to that site

- if it is about what the site is about
- if it is written by someone who knows the subject, is
  chatting and enthusiastic
- if it is appropriately priced
- if it includes sample courses or lead-in lessons that
  demonstrate the value

see www.eufrates.com
Brad Jensen



Received on Wed Jun 06 2001 - 11:31:04 CDT