Monday, July 3rd, 2006
eefoof.com: ajax driven user content
eefoof is a new project that offers a user-submitted content site similar to YouTube, Google Video, AlbinoBlackSheep, etc, except we share ad revenue with content submitters. Users earn a portion of the site’s ad revenue based on how much traffic their submission(s) receives.
Ajax comes into play heavily for the media galleries on the site. The Ajax interface is designed to minimize page reloads and provide a pleasant experience to the user.
Ajax is also used extensively during content submission. When a user is uploading a file they are shown a progress indicator with bytes received / speed. One of the neat features is that when uploading an image, the user sees the image being drawn in the webpage as the server is receiving the data, live.













Ugly, poorly conceived, half-hearted, half-backed rip-off.
Ugly, poorly conceived, half-hearted, half-baked rip-off.
Which site is it ripping off? I’m not aware of any sites that allow profit sharing based on the popularity of your uploads.
here is one: Revver
In my opinion, the interesting thing about that site is not the ajax-ified UI, but rather the business model.
try revver.com
or tons of others, nothing new here, just a joke that it’s getting any attention at all. perhaps VC has forgotten the failed business model of oh, say, every site from 1997-2001
Eefoof gets a lot of critiques by zambada at http://zambada.blogspot.com. In some degree I agree with zambada.
eefoof’s pageview revenue sharing model is more closely aligned to the Motion.TV pageview model (where I have earned $1.76 in three months). At Revver, the attached ad model has earned me over $2,000 in three months. There are three other revenue sharing sites that I’m aware of, but since I haven’t tried them yet, I can’t give you FACTS.
P.S. This is the message you get if you try to go to eefoof at this very moment: “Currently making an emergency move to new hardware, hopefully should be back within 12 hours, sorry, the eefoof team.”
Try Flixya.com … you can even make money by submitting other peoples videos. So many services to choose from guys. Revenue share is going to be the future of Internet. Our UGC is worth something.