I think it goes back to the DotCom ‘revolution,’ and the mindset that everybody could become a millionaire by creating some web presence. Obviously, they didn’t all workout; yet even though the bust happened long ago, we still have sites floating around promising more than they can deliver.-——————-Does anyone remember goto.com? The idea was to provide a site where you could type in a URL and go to another site. How was that offering anything you couldn’t get by just typing the same URL into search? It was like offering a shopping service where the customer still gets into their car, drives to the store and fills the cart- but you push it for them and call it progress,
I think it goes back to the DotCom ‘revolution,’ and the mindset that everybody could become a millionaire by creating some web presence. Obviously, they didn’t all workout; yet even though the bust happened long ago, we still have sites floating around promising more than they can deliver.-——————-Does anyone remember goto.com? The idea was to provide a site where you could type in a URL and go to another site. How was that offering anything you couldn’t get by just typing the same URL into search? It was like offering a shopping service where the customer still gets into their car, drives to the store and fills the cart- but you push it for them and call it progress,