Remember:
"The Greensheet brings you buyers".
Remember that jingle? At one point during college I went to interview there for a job. Basically at the end of the interview I was offered a job and given a start date. I didn't take it because I got a job on campus working in the bookstore those many many years ago.
Greensheet was a listing (not sure if they still exist) of stuff people wanted to sell or advertise. You'd call some number, they'd list it for you and charge a fee. When I went for my interview a remember a rather sizeable office with a lot of desk, phones and people taking calls, perhaps making sales calls also.
It was a job an 8yr old could do also.
The premise of the internet moved those listings to computers, data sheets, etc. Basically, an uptick of technology to solve a problem or opportunity that we will ALWAYS have... how to advertise or recruit. Craigslist has shown how to effectively monetize it and make a mint.
And yes, an 8yr old can input.
However, i'm not sure what all of that has to do with anything. The business model is supposed to be simple, cheap and lucrative. While I digress on your opinion, personally I don't need to meet the inputter. I need to see the website grow, customer addition, increased traffic and cross fertilization between sites of business (The Angies list site - Cannaxa) which is then an indicator to me of the robustness of a future revenue stream.
Forbes, not high times or MJ daily or some blogger, FORBES has said MJ jobs will outpace Manufacturing by 2020. The demand will come, these guys just need to be first to market in my opinion. If so, my only worry should be how to possibly spend all this money.
Forgive me folks, but i'm struggling to see why this is difficult to comprehend and why it's coming up now. To me the focus should be as some posters have correctly positioned it, a daily review of how the sites are growing because unless those customers forcibly cancel come 01/01/2018 - BILLING STARTS.
What am I missing?
