Yes, I forgot about that one. I guess that's another reason Fivebucks failed (they compete without providing any competitive advantage). I just checked, and Fiverr, at least has some distinct (narrower) categories.
Anyways, my point was that you don't start too broad, and dump everything into one pile, but make one category, build providers and users, build interaction between them (work delivered, feedback, reviews, payments, etc.), then move up to the next one(s). Fivebucks started from above and failed everywhere. I didn't even see a point in registering there.
Powping (for example) started at the bottom, and focused only on BSV users to kinda have a place where BSVers get together to discuss BSV, then move to discuss other topics, then move to other forms of interaction (maybe sale or service), and so on. Does that make sense? Powping has a chance to succeed, Fivebucks probably didn't
Yes, I forgot about that one. I guess that's another reason Fivebucks failed (they compete without providing any competitive advantage). I just checked, and Fiverr, at least has some distinct (narrower) categories.
Anyways, my point was that you don't start too broad, and dump everything into one pile, but make one category, build providers and users, build interaction between them (work delivered, feedback, reviews, payments, etc.), then move up to the next one(s). Fivebucks started from above and failed everywhere. I didn't even see a point in registering there.
Powping (for example) started at the bottom, and focused only on BSV users to kinda have a place where BSVers get together to discuss BSV, then move to discuss other topics, then move to other forms of interaction (maybe sale or service), and so on. Does that make sense? Powping has a chance to succeed, Fivebucks probably didn't