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Thread ID: 117487	2011-04-20 23:39:00	Seeking web developer for online shopping mall	Kathryn (16347)	PC World Chat

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1196005	2011-04-20 23:39:00	Hi I'm looking for a web developer in the Auckland area to build an online shopping mall on a shares only basis for the 1st 4 months approximately with the option of sticking with project on salary after that. Its a start up business although all of the preliminary work has been done including design/mapping of site and all business side of things including incredibly positive responses from a large number of online businesses who are very excited about it,just ready to be built and launched. If any one is interested please contact me, Kathryn (drewkathryn@hotmail.com) or (09 428 2430) or (021 065 4598). It's a big project, one I'm very passionate about, been committed to it for the last year and a half so far and I have the vision and total commitment and am incredibly driven to build it up to own the online shopping space in NZ in the near future. I hope to hear from people who will share my vision for this project and work with me to turn it into reality!	Kathryn (16347)
1196006	2011-04-21 01:33:00	Hi I'm looking for a web developer in the Auckland area to build an online shopping mall on a shares only basis for the 1st 4 months approximately with the option of sticking with project on salary after that. Its a start up business although all of the preliminary work has been done including design/mapping of site and all business side of things including incredibly positive responses from a large number of online businesses who are very excited about it,just ready to be built and launched. If any one is interested please contact me, Kathryn (drewkathryn@hotmail.com) or (09 428 2430) or (021 065 4598). It's a big project, one I'm very passionate about, been committed to it for the last year and a half so far and I have the vision and total commitment and am incredibly driven to build it up to own the online shopping space in NZ in the near future. I hope to hear from people who will share my vision for this project and work with me to turn it into reality!	Kathryn (16347)
1196007	2011-04-21 02:42:00	Tip #1: Don't make copies of posts.	bot (15449)
1196008	2011-04-21 02:54:00	Best of Luck You say you have the vision and the total commitment. What about the third requirement - large amounts of cash ? I look forward to being able to sell my product on your mall.	Digby (677)
1196009	2011-04-21 03:11:00	Hi I don't have the funds and this is why I require a developer on shares only basis initially. I would ideally like to employ a web developer and regain 100% controll rather than pay with shares initially but I have to do the shares thing to move forward. Logistically it took a while to figure out how to put it all together with out the funds but I've managed to figure it out and like I said ready to get it built and launched to start making money. I don't know if your site is on the 1st page of google or not but my site is going to be brilliant for the 75% of online shopping businesses who currently aren't on the 1st page as it will put them there so... will hopefully be generating a lot more business for you soon : )	Kathryn (16347)
1196010	2011-04-21 05:33:00	Telecom couldn't even do it and you have no money. Shares - 10%, 50% whatever of $0 is $0.	pctek (84)
1196011	2011-04-21 06:51:00	Not quite the way it works and just because one person/company makes a mess of a project it doesn't mean another won't do it right. It's perfectly achievable, being incredibly successful in other countries. A little thought for the day - it doesn't hurt to dream big, with a bit of hard work and persaverance,a few other ingredients in the recipe for sucess, well... it's how some pretty incredible things have been done! A bit more optimism might bode you well in life pctek! : )	Kathryn (16347)
1196012	2011-04-21 08:36:00	What about SEO and on site user ability and info architecture, for ranking and conversions? I assume you have at least read about it or researched it - keywords (head and long tails), competition, url duplication and navigation, landing page optimization, customer surveys, conversion funnels, keyword/ visitor/source/query tracking, content optimization, PPC Adwords, authoritative and relevant diversified back link strategies, branding, social presence, a/b split or multivariate testing, etc. Then site audits to consider. These can be costly and/or very time consuming to implement to get to page 1, using white hat techniques. Then there could be a very long wait to see any ROI, little alone ranking in the serps. Research first, is what I do first...	kahawai chaser (3545)
1196013	2011-04-21 08:39:00	It may be incredibly successful in other countries...But will it be in NZ ? How are you going to make money from this. ?	wmoore (6009)
1196014	2011-04-21 10:54:00	Hi I'm looking for a web developer in the Auckland area to build an online shopping mall on a shares only basis for the 1st 4 months approximately with the option of sticking with project on salary after that. Its a start up business although all of the preliminary work has been done including design/mapping of site and all business side of things including incredibly positive responses from a large number of online businesses who are very excited about it,just ready to be built and launched. If any one is interested please contact me, Kathryn (drewkathryn@hotmail.com) or (09 428 2430) or (021 065 4598). It's a big project, one I'm very passionate about, been committed to it for the last year and a half so far and I have the vision and total commitment and am incredibly driven to build it up to own the online shopping space in NZ in the near future. I hope to hear from people who will share my vision for this project and work with me to turn it into reality! Social networking has taken over the online mall concept, which never really worked in NZ. Unless you are actually selling a product that is in demand, or heavily discounted online retailing is difficult. The 'deal a day' websites are the current fad. You could look at Indian developers. I get spammed by them all the time, and they often say they will do work for free. However I doubt you will find any NZer, apart from students, who will work for free/shares, as they themselves would be taking a huge gamble.	robbyp (2751)
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