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Facebook Application Sale Disappoints

Started by Nick O'Neill · 10 months ago

Last week, Simon Freed, James Ashton and Sam Hamilton, creators of the Advent calendar application, put their application up for sale on eBay. The application has over half a million users and over 22,000 daily users. Today, the auction winner bid $7,099. This amounts to one cent per ... Continue reading »

7 comments

gtracy
1 year ago

Don't forget about "Where I've Been"... $3 million (!!)

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David
1 year ago

The buyers of Where I've Been denied that it was purchased for $3m. It was just an unfounded blog rumour.

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Mark
1 year ago

All they did is create an image and say it was "limited edition". If anything the lack of winning bid is a sign that Web 2.0 and Facebook apps are not a bubble, and that people actually care about ROI.

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David S
1 year ago

Eventually someone will pay serious money for an application, creators merely need to focus on business model rather than on the number of active users.

As other social networks increasingly incorporate user applications, investors will be looking for applications that have established a foothold in numerous networks. Focussing purely on Facebook would be a bad investment

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Mark
1 year ago

let's not forget the bogus auction of the "I am Hungry" app, for $20K.
(except that Nick still believes it to be legit!).
Someone bought that POS for $20K and what, go look, they have done nothing, in months, to it?

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