Thread: Is this a bad habit in the fast lane?

I see people all of the time starting up website after website. Trying to jump in on the nearest fad and then when it fails, hopping onto the next website. Or it will be something like failbook.com, but much sloppier and often just people doing weird things that may or may not catch.

I haven't been in this game long enough to voice my opinion, but is this a formula that someone has discovered for success?

I guess it just seems like people often take the route of - Make a bunch of Cookie Cutter websites, hope one catches - , and I see much less of - Create one website, build it until it blows up -.

I'm not so much shunning this, as said above, but I am questioning the success rate or thought process behind it.

In most success books you are taught to believe "WHY NOT ME?", and that anything is possible, which is pretty much true, but I guess people bet on Viral promotion, more than a quality product doing the promotion.

Any input?

Originally Posted by 1PercentStreet

Not chasing the money.

Huh?