Other than moneycontrol(which we all know is a genuine hotcake, just listing it alone could probably make Infoedge look like a dwarf!), i feel poweryourtrade and jobstreet are the ones which could help WEB18 make
some money. Others like
tech2.com(does anyone even visit that site?)
indiaearnings.com(max possibility of vistors during 2 weeks, 4 times in year ??) really do not make sense from a business point of view.
Yes, you are right, most of cricket portals are for score updates
through the working hours. I dont think anyone has actually clicked on
an ad while browsing the scorecard(this applies for cricinfo too, i dont see
how they are making any money from running the website). So i'm not saying cricketnext will go the total-cricket.com way, but how is cricketnext going to earn any revenues?
The only time i visit cricketnext is when i click on some cricket news story
on ibnlive.com and that takes me to cricketnext.com links, but im sure sure
most people hardly notice that.
BTW, ibnlive.com has potential - any idea whether ibnlive.com comes under GBN or WEB18?
Originally posted by basant
I think they have 50% in JobStreet but will jobstreet succeed amongs the monstor and naukri? Your take.
About those cricketnext questions my answers are almost identical to what Kulmanji has said. Now let me add that because web18 owns cricket next I visit it in a few days and then keep comparing it with cricinfo but otherwiese I do not feel any urge to visit this website.
I think 90% of the netusers visit these portals for the scorecard when they are at work(office).
No idea what they paid for Cricinfo! Overall your logic makes tremendous sense but just for cricketnext I am a bit more hopeful!!! |
Edited by investor - 11/Jun/2007 at 10:40am