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Jul 19, 2010 5:11 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Hi everyone, my name is Roddy and I'm really glad to be here with all of you.  I'm an entrepreneur at heart and I've dabbled in a few other businesses, but I finally started a business that I'm very serious about - Local Coupons.  I've always wanted to run a business that benefited businesses, local shoppers, and charities!  I've always believed that this was possible.

First of all, my site is http://www.lubbockcoupons.com - it's a local online coupon site as you can tell.  I've got two different ideas/business models and I'd love your feedback as to which you think is best.


1.  I charge businesses to post coupons on the site.  The major issue with this is that, until I can prove that the site will be seen many shoppers, alot of businesses don't want to sign up.

2.  I charge local shoppers to enter the site.  I'm leaning toward this one.  My thought is to charge $10 per month for access to (hopefully) over 100 coupons at local businesses that don't run coupons anywhere else!  Additionally, when shoppers sign up, they'll be able to choose a charity from a list of charities and $5 each month from their $10 fee will go to that charity.

In a nutshell, I'm trying to determine which way to go.  Any input will be very much appreciated!  Thanks in advance.

Sincerely,

Roddy Oaks

LubbockCoupons.com

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