Marcus Find, der Inhaber von PlentyOfFish.com berichtet über das Werden der heutigen Dating-Megasite, u.a.: My short description leaves a lot out, but basically I spent every waking minute when I wasn’t at my day job reading, studying, and learning. I picked out „enemies“ and did everything I could to defeat them which ment being bigger then them. I refused to accept defeat of any kind, and I constantly forced myself to test new things. I never tried to perfect anything it didn’t matter if things didn’t work 100% as long as it was good enough I would move onto the next thing. In 2003 the dating market was growing 80% a year unlike the -10% in 2006 so growth was a LOT easier. When 2004 rolled around and word of mouth REALLY kicked in and as they say the rest is history.
I look back now at how ill prepared I was, I didn’t know anything about SEO, Advertising, community and I didn’t even know what Venture Capital was. Just goes to show you anyone can do anything.
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Burkhard betont eine Erkenntnis, die viele selbst beim Bloggen nicht wahrhaben wollen: Wenn man sich das Design seiner Webseite anschaut, dann weiss man, dass schönes Desgin kein Erfolgsfaktor für eine Webseite sein muss. Denn einen Schöhnheitspreis bekommt er dafür sicherlich nicht.
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