Looking for a Forum Co-Owner!

[MrOSX]

Hello WJunction,

Over the past 6 years, I have been moderating on and off, and actually owned my own site for the past 3 and a half years! That site ended up with over 250,000 members that had posted over 5,000,000 posts!

If you would be interested in setting up a site with me then please send me a PM here or an email to adam.dible@gmail.com and I should reply within around 5-10 minutes.

So what is the plan? I am looking to open a Webmaster Messaging Board that should enable different web masters to share tips, give away techniques on how they got there site successful, most webmaster forums, users compete to try and have the best website, we would like to help each other. Another good feature I would like to have is a Development team of maybe around 5 users who will work for us and as a website we will be able to provide services such as SEO work, Designs, Coding, Programming, Custom Modifications....etc.

Domain Name: WebmasterMB.com (Webmaster Messaging Board)

Regarding money, I will have a contract set up for who ever is interested in joining forces along side me and we will be splitting the 'profit' 50/50. Once we have received the sites monthly revenue we will then pay out any fee's we owe such as web hosting...etc, then all profit will be split.

Note: If there is more than one person that stands out and shows goot enthusiasm towards this job then I would be more than happy to split the sites profit 3 ways, the more heads involved, the more successful the site will become anyway.

Thanks for your time and input.

~ MrOSX

 

[Lifetalk]

Hello Digital Point,

Way to copy/paste this from DP; in case you missed it, this is WJunction.

 

[MrOSX]

Sorry I forgot to change it, yes I posted it on Digital Point, then instead of me re-typing the same thing again I just copy and pasted it with a bits changed.

Thanks for noticing

 

[Rick]

Getting a Webmaster Board is one the hardest types of sites to launch. I wouldn't if I were you. Countless others have failed/fail. Not saying you will, but might want to rethink this.

 

[MrOSX]

Yes I have thought about it a lot and most fail due to them simply not having the experience there, if you can get a good understanding of the topic, some base members that are going to stick with you through thick and thin, a strong team of staff that are dedicated and are not going to pull out on you, excellent content and finally make sure you never give up then the site has a chance, it is worth a risk because if it pulls off then you are making some serious money.

 

[Rick]

Yeah, I guess. The odds are stacked against you. But, if you're a risk taker, go for it.

 

[MrOSX]

Yeh, thanks anyway for your input

 

[Rick]

No problem, MrOSX.

Good Luck