Category — #18 DMRevolution.com

I used to work as VP of Operations for a company called DMRevolution.  It was a multi-level marketing company, and an application of the video patent most of you associate with Auction Video.  (I really actually worked for the holding company of both.)  Eventually DMRevolution merged into another existing MLM; and five years later I bought the domain.  What to put there?  Well, I decided what would be more perfect than to put a MLM-research wiki?  This isn’t something anyone else is doing, folks.  Take a wiki, which is by definition useful as a function of the number and passion of its users, and merge it with a controversial topic–and, and this is where I’m swimming upstream, folks–little policing.  First I find some FANatics on both sides of the aisle to be moderators, then just let them go at it.  The policing on the wikipedia really kills topics like this, but is somewhat necessary for the academic nature.  My idea is to steer, rather than block, the pros and the anti’s.  But every site out there is either a front for an MLM distributor or a front for an anti-MLM group.  I will be neither, so will be both anarchistic in true wiki fashion and at the same time the most robust, exhaustive, and accurate MLM-related research site on the web.  Where could I benefit?  I could put up google ads.  I could put up ads for my sites.  Having a successful wiki is good for SEO, too, and I could reap the link love from google.  There are plenty of ways of making money off a site like this with a little momentum.  First I need trolls…

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