how is it comparable to 411? well they traveled, they spotlighted skaters, they ran ads, and they manufactured a VHS cassette and sent it to me a in the mail every month for $250 a year. not to mention, they got actual street footage, not a bunch of park footage and games of skate in an indoor warehouse.
you keep saying its for "advertising" but you're not charging $60 for advertising, you're charging $60 for a simple listing.
if someone wants to advertise on your site with a banner ad or something, that takes them into a whole other stratosphere of your absurd price bracket.
the thing you're forgetting is that a print ad stays reaching the target audience because its a physical product that gets passed around forever and ever, even decades later. with you, when my 1 year commitment is up on your website, my listing goes down and its gone forever.
so theres a HUGE difference between a "virtual ad" and a physical ad and damn sure a simple text listing on your website. mind you i'm not even considering that it actually cost money to print a physical ad in a magazine/paper/etc as opposed to typing in a virtual text listing on your website.
you think you're slick but you're really not. i'm not some uneducated skater that pulls bong hits all day like half the dudes you got working there. i have an actual business degree from NC state and have firsthand experience running several different types of businesses.
i think its funny that between you and everyone else at the berrics, your combined education barely equals a frickin GED and you think you're smart enough to pull i off. realistically, you'd have a better chance selling your shit by hiring vince the slapchop guy.