Site aspects:
Will be laden with images. One image per page with a minimum and maximum size and resolution requirement. No copyrighted images allowed.
There will be no advertising except by the respected page owner if they choose to link to a page they own offering up their wares...
...With the exception of having a link on each page to the merchandising site offering up physical products related to the main site's content. I'm willing to hand this aspect over to somebody else to run and they can keep all the profits. At first, I would only own the domain name that said entity relies upon, but in time would not hesitate giving that up to the guy or gal hosting said site, provided it continues to work in concert with the main site. I'm not greedy, and this is a great opportunity for somebody who knows how to develop and maintain such a Cafe Press type site. (CP used as an example)
Members will receive Bitcoin in the form of some micro payment, whereas non-members will receive 1/100th the amount. More on this later.
The cheapest membership rate is $1 USD or half that amount if paid with
BTC. Members can have unlimited pages that require payment per verified email account, whereas non-members will only be allowed one page per email account.
I may forego registration via email if a micro payment via Bitcoin is provided.
The maximum rate for any page is $20 USD (again, half that amount if paid for in
BTC).
Any page purchased can be sold to some other person or entity, without incurring any fees. It's not outside the realm of possibility that a certain page will demand a high value, and an establish corporation desires to own it. But only those paying at the premium $20 USD rate (half with
BTC) will be able to sell their page, thus non-paying members will not be able to reap any rewards in this regard.
If a non-paying member has claim to one page, his claim will be bumped to the first paying member desiring his page.
Each page will be based on a tier aspect.
Using tomato as example purposes only:
A non-paying member using one registered email account puts up a page entitled Tomato. The URL would be
https://domainname/tomato.
Another guy comes along and desires tomato. To bump the first guy, he pays $1 USD and now has
https://domainname/tomato for his very own for no less than 30 days. If no other desiring tomato is in the queue, the page's info doesn't change. At the very bottom of the page, there'll be a link to the history of the tomato page, whereupon the non-paying member's original page will be revealed, but with a different URL of course--something along the lines of
https://domainname/tomato/free.
Let's say that on day 16 some guy comes along and wants
https://domainname/tomato for his very own next. He'll have to pay $2 USD, twice the amount, to hold it for twice the timeframe, in this case two months, and his content will become available on the 31st day. Or he could purchase any of the following, provided nobody else has purchased prior according to the following tentative rates:
- $1/first 30 days
- $2/following 60 days
- $4/following 120 days
- $8/following 240 days
- $16/following 480 days
- $20/indefinite with resale rights
Thus, the history of the tomato page may have the URLs as follows:
For indexing purposes, something other than level1 or level4 in the URL is an important issue that'll need addressing from a marketer's standpoint.
https://domainname/tomato should have no problem being index on the first page of Google once the site becomes populated.
Again, tomato is only used as an example, and the site has nothing to do with fruit or vegetables.
According the chart above, one can buy in at any rate, but may have to wait till the time spot becomes available if purchasing a lower or mid-range package.
A paying member can transfer off any page at any time and apply the balance toward a different page. For an example, a guy may now want Grape at
https://domainname/grape for two months (or eight, or indefinite). He gets it free of charge, and only has to wait till the any current claim expires, if the case may be. Once he fully transfers out, the previous claim holder moves back in as the current holder of said spot. Emails will be automatically sent to all parties involved detailing what has, or is about to, transpire.
~Bruno K~