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The Million Dollar Home Page

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It took a 21-year-old a few minutes to come up with an idea which has made him more than one million dollars in four months.With $999,000 banked so far, Alex recalls his thought process at the time. He says:

“I wrote the title to spark the creativity and then wrote down the attributes the idea needed. It had to be simple to set up and understand. It was selling pixels, the dots which make up a computer screen, as advertising space, costing a dollar per dot. The minimum purchase was $100 for a 10×10 pixel square to hold the buyer’s logo or design. Clicking on that space takes readers to the buyer’s website.”

Alex spent £50 on buying the domain name (milliondollarhomepage.com) and a basic web-hosting package. He designed the site himself but it began as a blank page. His last 1,000 pixels will be sold on Wednesday on eBay, in a clever and lucrative twist to the story.

January 9, 2006 - Category: Art, Tech - Posted by: Chantal - Comments: 1

One Response to “The Million Dollar Home Page”

  1. MasterMoon Says:

    In Argentinean they make lack eggs, this Argentinean it has combined the idea of the pixel with protest and publicity, but aids, but a pile of things, proposes to buy eggs, which belong to an Argentine president, and if you buy it it is with the advertising space in whom is the egg, besides to be pleasant to cut the balls to a president. Doláres free guarantees the return of people with 50.000 aids of, this person has gone beyond of the simple and successful idea of Tew

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