For months -- ever since there has been a Blogosphere -- the Blogosphere has wondered whether it would be possible to make money from blogging. Is there a valid business model? All I can say is that Sekimori seems to have figured it out: judging from the elegance and variety of their designs, I think they probably charge a fair amount. I wouldn't know, since I'm happy with my current design, and too cheap and too lazy to ask for a price quote. But if they charged only, say, $20 for a complete redesign, surely everyone but me would have paid by now? The question remains: is there a way to make money from blogging other than redesigning other people's blogs?
Posted by Dr. Weevil at August 27, 2002 07:59 PMBut what is money compared to Christopher Kanis' discovery of true love?
Posted by: charles austin on August 27, 2002 08:33 PMSounds like 'taking in each others wash', and I wonder, too.
Posted by: Michael Tinkler on August 28, 2002 09:29 AMSure. Same way you make money developing software, as Mickey Kaus would tell you: sell to Microsoft.
Posted by: Aaron Haspel on August 28, 2002 09:58 AMIt's my understanding that her price is extremely affordable. I think Chris Kanis can fill you in privately.
Posted by: Rodger Schultz on August 28, 2002 02:02 PMI seem to recall reading somewhere she did a site design for about $400, but I don't remember where. Lord knows I could use the help, but I'm too cheap, too.
Posted by: marcus on September 2, 2002 01:18 PM