First of all, don’t take this as a bad thing as I have a feeling web surfers themselves are requesting for quality web products and services they are willing to pay for. I’m not being a snob here but quality does pay off, at least on the long-term. That’s why I am  seriously considering a crazy idea – selling information (dude, wtf?). Well, by my perception there is always a person that is smarter than you, at least in some field of interest. So, why not follow him/she and capitalize on that?

Wouldn’t be great if you could sell your piece of info to someone who is willing to share your knowledge? You both earn and nobody is at lost – at least on the long-term.

Some examples:

• Would you pay to follow top-notch stock broker?
• Would you pay to follow top-notch betting specialist?
• Would you pay to follow top-notch investor?

Now how about following top-notch stock broker on a monthly basis and earning money by only doing the same thing as him/she? What if he loses, you say? Well, that’s life – but where would you rather invest, where top-notch stock broker (with a good financial record does) or where your feeling guides you?

Enough with sarcastic questions – share your thoughts or else …

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Paying to follow … and earning from it?

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Today, I thought about my whole WordPress involvement and how I got to the position I’m currently at. If I look back, I have to say my road was pretty bumpy and filled with many obstacles. I started as a freelance WordPress user and ended up as a professional WP theme developer and Usability expert. I’m aware there is a huge community of WP theme developers out there, that probably want to sell their own work but have number of obstacles in their way (just like i did): no brand, no marketplace, lame framework, lack of WP knowledge etc…

The idea is simple, me and my team of developers would put all our efforts to develop the best possible WordPress theme framework, which other community members would use to develop their own premium themes. These themes would be marketed under our own marketplace, under our own brand. We would attract new buyers and take care of nitty-gritty, so developers would concentrate on design and creative ideas related to it. Think of it as a themeforest, just with more attention on developers needs.

1. Our part of the deal

• Development of best theme framework available
• Regular updates to framework, based on developers needs
• Detailed developer instructions and documentation
• Marketing and brand building
• Huge knowledge base available to community developers

2. Theme Developers Benefits

• Best framework to build upon
• Top SEO within all themes
• No issues with branding, payments, advertising etc.
• Established customer base
• Support under our own forums, with help of our experts
• Developers choose pricing

3. Customer Benefits

• Top quality themes
• Best framework to build upon
• Extended & fast support
• Only top quality – buggy themes won’t have place in our community

Share your thoughts – this is still just an idea, however with your support it might get a lift

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Just wondering why there is no tool to diagnose blog posts rankings in search engines? I think it would save much time if bloggers and site owners could look how their posts or pages are ranked in search engines. With rankings I don’t mean Page Ranking tools like: Blogflux, iWebTool, PageRankTool and many others.

I’m thinking about a ranking tool that would diagnose a position af every page in your domain index. A tool that would give you some important info you need to optimize your content:

• Ranking of pages based on same search term as page title
• Rankig of pages based on page tags
• Ranking of pages based on random chosen keywords

Just wondering how hard would it be to develop it? Probably very hard as no such tool exists right now.

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Wouldn’t be nice if you could read a blog about current trends on your topic of interest? Let’s say that your point of interest is science and you are interested what is currently hot in this field. Did you know that currently the most hot trend hereis Coltan? Now wouldn’t be nice if you could read a blog about it to learn more? How about blogging about hot trends on a large scale?

I just got this idea and it is under serious consideration,…so stay tuned to find more about it.

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