There is no heavier burden than a great potential. ~ Charles Schulz
Friday, December 30, 2005
21st Century advertising.
Go see that British kid's MillionDollarHomepage, and think about your radio station's site, and your station.
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
The thousands of copy-cats that appeared after milliondollarhomepage made it big won't get too far since the idea of selling pixels is no longer novel! But now this site has popped up:
Claiming to "change the way advertising works", OnlyOneAd.com is doing something truly unique. It's selling only one ad. That's right, there is only space for ONE ad on the page. The first ad costs $1. To replace the ad, the next advertiser must pay $2. After that, it costs $4, and so on. Each new ad costs twice the amount of the previous ad. That means the 21st ad costs over one million dollars. The creator seems convinced he can reach his goal, which actually seems possible if he can generate enough buzz. He's keeping a detailed blog, and so far only the 1st ad has sold for $1! How is this going to turn out?
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1 comment:
The thousands of copy-cats that appeared after milliondollarhomepage
made it big won't get too far since the idea of selling pixels is no
longer novel! But now this site has popped up:
Claiming to "change the way advertising works", OnlyOneAd.com is
doing something truly unique. It's selling only one ad. That's
right, there is only space for ONE ad on the page. The first
ad costs $1. To replace the ad, the next advertiser must pay $2.
After that, it costs $4, and so on. Each new ad costs twice
the amount of the previous ad. That means the 21st ad costs over
one million dollars. The creator seems convinced he can reach his
goal, which actually seems possible if he can generate enough
buzz. He's keeping a detailed blog, and so far only the 1st
ad has sold for $1! How is this going to turn out?
http://www.onlyonead.com/
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