Tagsellit.com was started by Matt Dorman and Jonathon Papsin for $7,000 less than a year ago, and is already logging 7,000 unique visitors a day, reports the “Newark Star-Ledger.” According to Dorman, the site needs to build its traffic to 100,000 visitors per day to assure its commercial viability, but that should happen in a few months. Starting an Internet-based business is inexpensive, but success ultimately requires both a product or service that consumers will value and the funds and time to build consumer awareness and website traffic. Tagsellit.com may have what it takes to be a winner on both counts.
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- Center for Networking Excellence
- Forbes best small business blogs
- Knowledge at Wharton
- Small Business Blog Directory
- Small business resources at the New York Public Library
- The Crisis of Credit Visualized
- The Tiger Next Door – new documentary
- Ventureneer
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