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I have to say I’m not a huge fan of Mahalo.com, the “people-powered” search engine from Jason Calacanis, but then I’m not really the target market (as Jason has pointed out in comments here before). And I can see how it might be useful to some
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1 year ago
Let's give users and Mahalo some credit here. "Fool me once, shame on you...".
1 year ago
Its only purpose is to make money for Jason.
And now, the reason why Im interested, is simply because he is using videoblogging as a marketing tool.
Its very interesting to me personally to see a videoblog that is created to be an advertisement.
Thus, #1, the videoblog will likely be informed by marketing decisions and #2, it may be difficult because the kinds of people who watch videoblogging right now, tend to be the kind of audience that would now show interest in about.com-like sites.
Business-wise, if the video is designed as an ad to drive traffic to Mahalo, Mahalo may spend more bandwidth and production costs on the video then they will make from a click through. They may need to put ads on the vido ads.
Cheers, Drew
1 year ago
I just thought it was odd that you were so worked up about Mahalo, because you seemed like such a nice guy when we met. But then Jason does seem to have that effect on people :-)