Looks very nice, but definitely room for competition; i.e. some of the ninja categories are pretty sparse, few ninjas seem to have been rated, etc. Not a household name - yet.
Also seems to be geared towards consulting - i.e.: the design implicitly suggests that you'd be hiring someone for a block of hours, as opposed to signing up for a recurring lesson stream.
They launched Feb 28th at Superconf.net so, they haven't been open for very long. I do know they have multiple monetization systems for people, but, I think most of their early beta testers are doing the per minute/per half hour/block of time.
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Idea #4 is done pretty well with http://liveninja.com/
Looks very nice, but definitely room for competition; i.e. some of the ninja categories are pretty sparse, few ninjas seem to have been rated, etc. Not a household name - yet.
Also seems to be geared towards consulting - i.e.: the design implicitly suggests that you'd be hiring someone for a block of hours, as opposed to signing up for a recurring lesson stream.
They launched Feb 28th at Superconf.net so, they haven't been open for very long. I do know they have multiple monetization systems for people, but, I think most of their early beta testers are doing the per minute/per half hour/block of time.