This must be the math about which you tweeted. :)

These things are still blockable if you block the DIV element that contains them. However, to the average person they are indeed unstoppable.

I like the opt-in bar I see on some Internet marketing sites. Some have "innovated" to have it slide up to the middle of my screen, but most keep it at the bottom. Same function, but unobtrusive. I've subscribed to a fair number of sites that way.

Well, here is one solution http://bit.ly/RzEgq (Portable Firefox) that allows running an alternate browser without administrative rights.

Hi Yu-kai,

It's nice to be highly ranked, especially in the "All time" section thanks :)

Tweetlater's interface is geared toward expert users. It's great for
those of us who have multiple campaigns to manage. It can definitely
be overwhelming for novices. I'd say the experience is similar to the
first exposure to a tool like Excel. You can do simple things right
away, but the complex features can take a while to get used to.

I am working on a competing solution for novice users and will
announce it when it's ready. If you can type a line of text into a
text file, you can use that product. :)

Leonid

Hi Danielle,

Thanks :)

What other show should I do in your opinion?

Leonid

Not yet. I am a bit busy with paying projects and fun applications. Just wrote my first Twitter application over the weekend, for example. It is on my list. That and a video of my friend's beauty contest. I'll probably do both at the same time.

Australia? Awesome!

Thanks for watching :)

Thank you, I appreciate further re-tweets :)

Thank you, I appreciate further re-tweets :)

The interesting thing about bootstrapping is that it hones your entrepreneurial mindset. You eventually will start to see ways how to make money faster and much easier than when you originally started a concept.

For example, I am working on a concept that should make me $3000/day with zero overhead and not a whole lot of marketing expenses. When I figured it out, I asked myself why didn't I see it sooner. That kind of epiphany hits you only when you are entirely focused on your business and getting out of the bootstrap phase.

If you like this comment, I am on Twitter. :)

Let's also not forget the premium part of LinkedIn.

They derive a non-trivial amount of revenue from their premium users and do so at zero incremental cost as well.

I am also taking the bandwidth requirements to heart when developing my upcoming product. Unnecessary fluff, such as images, greatly slows down a site and increases my costs.