Forum Moderators: martinibuster
WHAT stops me from creating my own site and then extract the data from this gigant database and put it on my own, with adsense on?
seriously, i dont care what you say about duplicated content, because its not true, this would bring in [lots] of traffic eventually (maybe within 6 months) assuming i have 2-3 backlinks from my other sites.
i realize i ruin this by telling you about it, but i wasnt gonna do it anyway. i dont need to do this, but i wanna hear what you think.
personally i think it would generate $100/day
[edited by: martinibuster at 6:38 am (utc) on April 19, 2006]
[edit reason] Edited for language. Let's keep discussions professional. Thanks. [/edit]
OK wikipedia gives their entire stuff away for free.WHAT stops me from creating my own site and then extract the data from this gigant database and put it on my own, with adsense on?
seriously, i dont care what you say about duplicated content, because its not true, this would bring in #*$!loads of traffic eventually (maybe within 6 months) assuming i have 2-3 backlinks from my other sites.
i realize i ruin this by telling you about it, but i wasnt gonna do it anyway. i dont need to do this, but i wanna hear what you think.
personally i think it would generate $100/day
Doesn't work.
I know people doing it.
And they make 1-3 dollars a day.
It simply does not work.
and no there cant be "54543636565" sites doing it maybe 3-5...
and no there cant be "54543636565" sites doing it maybe 3-5...
A more realistic figure would be "thousands" of sites.
2 1/2 years ago this would have been a great idea, now all it does is add more data pollution to a chronically overspammed web.
I actually know someone who has added some Wikipedia content to their site (for the convenience of their users) and has taken steps to ensure the bots can't get at it.
I always wondered how wikipedia makes money...they dont have any ads on their site at all.
It's a foundation supported mainly by donations.
[edited by: trillianjedi at 10:02 am (utc) on April 19, 2006]
[edit reason] Re-phrasing, no need for name-calling ;) [/edit]
It's a foundation supported mainly by donations.
And what great supporters they are
Q3, 2005.08.19 – 2005.09.08; $243,930 (USD)
