I do feel like somewhat of a sellout writing this post, but the title doesn’t lie. Bloggst has indeed been sold. When I started the auction I really didn’t expect the kind of attention the auction got, and I certainly didn’t expect it to receive four BIN within the first 24 hours. To be honest, I really didn’t expect to sell the site at all, seeing how I wouldn’t have sold for anything significantly lower than the BIN price, but my expectations were most certainly proved wrong in this case.

So why did I end up with the …

Almost a week since my last blog post. No excuses really, but stuff and other stuff are interfering with my online stuff. I’ll admit, it would be great to be in a position where I could put all my efforts into my online projects, and while I obviously do believe it would help me be “successful”much quicker, I’m really quite happy with the way things are right now. Sure, I have to spend a bit too much time on a “real” job to stay afloat, and I have to spend a lot of time at University preparing myself for exams, …

I suspect it is a feeling that most people working with any sort of project development encounters every once in a while. When building online communities, I have found that there are especially at two points I get stuck with this awful feeling. Right now, I am experiencing this feeling with Bloggst. My initial methods of promotion have been somewhat successful, but it’s growth has been slowing down a bit the past few days, leaving me with the feeling of not knowing exactly what I should do to avoid it from happening, and all in all just helpless.

I also remember …