Comments on: Q&A with Seth Goldstein, on social networking ads making more money

By: Facebook Application Developer

Facebook Application Developer — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 12:51:33 +0000

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By: Saul M. Detofsky

Saul M. Detofsky — Thu, 01 May 2008 03:37:06 +0000

Hello Seth,
TV is where it’s going. The largest social network in the entire world where the big players will and have spent big money on media. No guess work. The media buyers know where the couch potatoes are. Please visit my URL: http://letsmeetshow.com/. Let’s Meet TV Show has zero competition in the entire world. Television still reins supremacy over the Internet and will always out trump any website since it is reliable without all the extra costs like monthly Internet service, costly computer, hardware upgrades, PC repairs, high security risks and date rapes and related crimes from meeting Internet strangers.
The Let’s Meet TV Show would be the first and only interactive social meeting genre network on TV in the world even unparalleled by high tech Internet websites. The TV platform trumps the Internet since it has so many safety features built in that are only inherent on a public domain like TV.
Once the Let’s Meet TV Show is ready to be aired on TV it will shown on mobile content first one week before it gets aired on TV. It’s called First Choice because anyone who has it will get the pick of the litter / cream of the crop as they say. Men can view 1000 women and women can view 1000 Men or one can view both men and women or whatever you program your phone to do. Your company can make more profit on the phones plus make mega millions from The Let’s Meet TV Show.
I am looking for a smart company that realizes showcasing people in the public domain is much safer than the Internet and will be much more profitable since most honest people will want to be seen on TV. There are over two thousand dating sites on the Internet and not one is on TV where most people are viewing TV every day. Why is Match.Com, Chemistry and e-Harmony.Com spending over 430 million on TV media advertising? I want to go worldwide where ever there is electricity, mobile phones and televisions that’s why Let’s Meet TV Show will excel. TVs’ aren’t even necessary, only mobile phones! Call me (321) 751-6963 24/7.
Thank you,
Saul M. Detofsky
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By: Oldext

Oldext — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 23:31:30 +0000

Seth,

I hear your point about conflicts of interest, but who really cares anyway? If I come to your company with the ability to help you earn a higher ecpm and have less ads ‘unsold’ at the end of the month, I’m not sure you would care much what other apps I develop or sell. Take cubics.com for example. They made a decision to align themselves with Adknowledge.com a few months ago and were acquired primarily to be a part of a very large network of advertisers. They develop their own apps, but that isn’t stopping them from helping app publishers make money. I understand your need to set your company apart from the competition, but don’t oversell that point it’s not really that big of a deal.