Seeking Innovators: Developers and Marketers

[g0cry]

Hello Bitcointalk community,

We're excited to introduce a pioneering platform that revolutionizes how digital space is bought, sold, and rented.
Building on the innovative concept of The Million Dollar Homepage, our platform utilizes Ethereum blockchain technology,
now operating on the efficient and scalable Arbitrum One network.
We're creating a marketplace where users can acquire, display, and trade digital real estate, all secured by smart contracts.

Why Join Us?

Be part of a reimagined project that merges technology with digital art and interactive social platforms.
Work on challenging technical problems using the latest blockchain technologies.
Opportunity for equity in a project with significant market potential and community backing.

We Are Looking For:

1. Smart Contract Developers:
Proficiency in Solidity and familiarity with ERC standards.
Experience in deploying and managing contracts on the Ethereum and Arbitrum networks.
Passion for blockchain technology and its applications.

2. Frontend Developers:
Skilled in React and capable of creating responsive and intuitive user interfaces.
Experience integrating web applications with blockchain systems.
A keen eye for design and user experience.

3. Digital Marketing Specialists:
Experienced in social media campaigns and digital marketing strategies.
Knowledge of the cryptocurrency community and how to engage effectively.
Creative thinking to drive visibility and user acquisition.

How to Apply:
Interested in joining our team? Please send your resume, a brief cover letter, and any relevant work samples to https://t.me/hyjjek.
We're looking to fill these roles quickly, so don't hesitate!

For more details about our project, visit: https://board.pics/

[Vod]

We see these fly by night Million Dollar clones every couple months.   After we have paid for lifetime advertising, how do we know you won't just shut down?

[g0cry]

Hey.
We tried to surpass all the clones that have ever been created, you can look at the project yourself to understand that we are not crooks.
The guarantee that we will not turn off the project is that our site provides the opportunity not only to buy an area on the grid for advertising or posting your content for entertainment purposes, but also the opportunity to sell your area to other users or rent it out (the owner of the area can at any time time to change his media files and comments without any payment)
But in general, the probability that we will turn off the project is equal to the probability of the outbreak of the third world war.

[Vod]

The guarantee that we will not turn off the project is that our site provides the opportunity not only to buy an area on the grid for advertising or posting your content for entertainment purposes, but also the opportunity to sell your area to other users or rent it out

That is not a guarantee. 

Do you have the funds to run the site for years if you get no sales at all?

[g0cry]

If by “run the site” you mean paying for hosting, then as I said in the previous answer, the probability that the site will stop working is equal to the probability of a nuclear holocaust, since only in this case the project will stop working.
I didn’t mention this earlier, but for those reading this may be important what's the project is completely built on the 'non-registering' principle, since all the user needs to buy/sell and manage their media space is to connect to the site using one of the installed wallets.

[Vod]

You should register the domain for ten years then - you cannot get that money back by cancelling early, so it provides a little more protection. 

Right now if you have not made enough money and your launch fails, you will simply not renew the domain - why throw good money after bad?

[g0cry]

You are right, it would be a good practice to renew domain ownership for 10 years in advance, but on the other hand, if the project makes a profit within the first year, which at least pays for the costs of maintaining the project, then why should it stop working? If within a year we are unable to recoup the project at least for its maintenance, then most likely a. the project is not relevant at all, b. project management leaves much to be desired - which already makes it pointless in terms of profitability, no?

[Vod]

You are right, it would be a good practice to renew domain ownership for 10 years in advance, but on the other hand, if the project makes a profit within the first year, which at least pays for the costs of maintaining the project, then why should it stop working? If within a year we are unable to recoup the project at least for its maintenance, then most likely a. the project is not relevant at all, b. project management leaves much to be desired - which already makes it pointless in terms of profitability, no?

Exactly.  So anyone that purchases now may lose their money come registration time.  

You could include a smart contract for payment, which pays you you over a set number of years.    If your site continues, you will get paid, but if it doesn't, the remainder gets sent back.

[aioc]

No FAQ, no TOS no How it works for a first-time visitor, they do not know what the platform is all about because there are no explanations on what's the benefits of the site.

Second, you're offering an advertising grid, what will make site owners buy a grid if you only have a grid and nothing more, content is everything like what Facebook and Google are doing they offer content so they can display ads.

You need to offer something interesting to your visitors because directories and review sites will beat this platform, and there are a lot of platforms like this in the past that have not succeeded.

[g0cry]

FAQ:
https://i.ibb.co/d4G86gf/2024-04-28-7-19-56-PM.png

TOS:
https://i.ibb.co/tB7fwsM/2024-04-28-7-20-41-PM.png

Where to look?
https://i.ibb.co/T4ByyZt/2024-04-28-7-20-51-PM.png

Interesting things that the site will be able to offer as it develops, since Rome was not built in a day:
https://i.ibb.co/6gGfHZF/2024-04-28-7-27-55-PM.png

"they do not know what the platform is all about because there are no explanations on what's the benefits of the site"

If the user cannot scroll all the way down the site where the FAQ, TOS and other auxiliary links are intuitively located in order to understand how it works, then even the presence of an FAQ or TOS will not help this user. In addition, the project provides a friendly interface in which everything is as clear as possible.
Can you show me an MDH clone that offered at least a third of the functionality of our project that could scale indefinitely?
Where could I connect my wallet to the site and interact with my content on the grid, advertising whatever I want without much moderation or bureaucracy (like social networks) while remaining anonymous? Where at any time could I sell my cells or rent them out to someone?

[aioc]

If the user cannot scroll all the way down the site where the FAQ, TOS and other auxiliary links are intuitively located in order to understand how it works, then even the presence of an FAQ or TOS will not help this user. In addition, the project provides a friendly interface in which everything is as clear as possible.
Can you show me an MDH clone that offered at least a third of the functionality of our project that could scale indefinitely?
Where could I connect my wallet to the site and interact with my content on the grid, advertising whatever I want without much moderation or bureaucracy (like social networks) while remaining anonymous? Where at any time could I sell my cells or rent them out to someone?

I don't know if it is just me but there is no side space on your site so I can use the mouse to scroll and when using my keyboard I also have a hard time, why would you place the most important information on the site beneath when it should be on top and very visible for visitors.

And yes you need good marketing on this concept because the explanation is not enough for users to become interested, I still maintain that here on the internet content is king, and you should offer something interesting so you can sell advertising space, this is the norm of advertising, but I will no impose on my belief so good luck to your project.

[Vod]

why would you place the most important information on the site beneath when it should be on top and very visible for visitors.

I guess you are not intuitive enough, and you cannot be helped.   

Vaporware such as this depends on the leadership.   This person is not a salesman and should stop posting if he wants people to think he is serious.

[robelneo]

But in general, the probability that we will turn off the project is equal to the probability of the outbreak of the third world war.

Is that so? then back up your words with action checking domain Whois you only avail one year, why not extend it to a maximum of 10 years or more if your domain registrar allows you to do so

https://www.whois.com/whois/board.pics

[Vod]

OP has been reading but not replying.   Hopefully that doesn't mean WW3. 

[g0cry]

Sorry for not answering you in time, I was just studying the topic of disability in order to simplify the use of the platform as correctly as possible.
Regarding the extension of domain ownership, I will resolve the issue, since this is the only sensible idea voiced here...
If you speak of “taking seriously,” then I think any sarcastic expressions towards a person you don’t know are at least strange, but what am I talking about?
It's the Internet

[Vod]

Regarding the extension of domain ownership, I will resolve the issue, since this is the only sensible idea voiced here...

There isn't any realistic reason why you shouldn't have done this in the first place.     Not all websites need to register years in advance, but if you are promising years of advertising for an upfront fee, you probably should.

[Vod]

Regarding the extension of domain ownership, I will resolve the issue, since this is the only sensible idea voiced here...

Dude, you are making me nervous about nuclear war lol.

https://www.whois.com/whois/board.pics